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Has anyone tried the the suite with php 5.4?

wrong section to post this in ;) this is Technical support and it's only if you need help with problems.

 

wrong section to post this in ;) this is Technical support and it's only if you need help with problems.




I disagree.

well it's true sunrisecc since user MrJC99 is asking a question and not requesting for support if unless they allow questions about something like this in this section or it might have to be in sales or client lounge part idk.

It certainly fits this category.

 

The technical support forums are for peer-to-peer support provide for any by IPS clients to other clients.


tried it but tracker has issues so I reverted back.
been thinking of removing tracker and trying again but had not gotten to it.

I tried it briefly and it worked although I could not get Zend to run with 5.4 so it was easier to just switch back rather than mess around getting Zend to behave. :) , apart from that (so no Nexus) it was OK.

Did not try any third party apps though.

 

tried it but tracker has issues so I reverted back.


been thinking of removing tracker and trying again but had not gotten to it.


Can you make sure any PHP5.4 issues with Tracker are reported please.

Thanks.

its the same ones already reported.

Who said this thread was regarding a dedi? :ph34r:

why the hell are you guys arguing about that crap?

i'm not trying to argue it's just that sunrisecc just saying it belongs to ip tech support section but since this was about PHP 5.4 and not IPB ofcourse it had nothing todo with that section so later on this topic was moved to Server Management, Resources, Optimization section and that proved sunrisecc that this topic doesen't belong to ip tech support section if it did it wouldn't off been moved to a new section.

i'm not going on about this thing anymore since this has nothing todo with topic title.

I only run IP.Board but I've been running it on PHP 5.4 since I bought the license just about. I tried it with PHP 5.3 and 5.4 and I saw a minor speed increase on 5.4. No errors have been reported by any of my members either. Definitely worth a try in my opinion.

uninstalled tracker and updated to 5.4, only issue I see (on apache 2.2.22) is APC does not work, tried 3.1.9 and 3.1.10 and just get the apc not running msg on test page.
seems 5.4 and apc are issue for many too.
some quick tests seem that 5.4 is enough of a gain to offset the loss, time will tell.

I'm using APC just fine I believe. I only installed APC yesterday. Which test page are you referring to? An IPB internal one? If so, where would I find it so I can ensure it's running for me too?

when installing apc there is an apc.php file you can place somewhere and test against.
with php 5.4 I HAD to use apache 2.4.2, could not get it running on apache 2.2.2.

Ah, I just compiled it and copied the module to where it needed to be. I'll check the apc.php file out.

I've been on 5.4 with the full suite for over a month with no problems.

APC shouldn't be a problem. 3.1.10 made it compatible with 5.4, although they did forget to increment the version number when they first released it.

what apache version? I spent hours trying to get 2.2.22 working with 5.4.4 and apc 3.1.9 and 3.1.10.

No apache, nginx+php-fpm.

ah ok.

  • 2 weeks later...

Using 5.4.4 just fine. As far as I am aware, xcache is the only opcode cache that works with 5.4. I'm using the 2.0.1rc1 version. This is nginx+fpm but should also work with apache+mod_php

apc works

Confirming the above, APC definitely works. 3.3.4 also added a few PHP 5.4 based fixes which is good to see :)

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