[Rytis]

Originally Posted by TheUnderTaker I'm searching sourcebans that agrees for php 5.2.17... I got installation and all but system requirements for 1.411 is php 5.3.

Just read the posts again, there was a solution given to you.

[TheUnderTaker]

Originally Posted by Rytis Just read the posts again, there was a solution given to you.

I'm new for sourcebans, idk how.

[RANDOMINATION]

Step 1. Open up your index.php file with notepad++ or a code editing software. index.php can be found in the root of your sourcebans webpanel folder.
Step 2. Edit line 24 from this...

define('PHP_VERSION_REQ',   '5.3');

... to this:

define('PHP_VERSION_REQ',   '5.2');

Step 3. Save the file.
Step 4. Replace your old index.php file with the one you just edited and saved.
Step 5. Start installation.
Step 6. Read carefully next time.

[DarkDeviL]

Originally Posted by RANDOMINATION Step 1. Open up your index.php file with notepad++ or a code editing software. index.php can be found in the root of your sourcebans webpanel folder. Step 2. Edit line 24 from this... define('PHP_VERSION_REQ', '5.3'); ... to this: define('PHP_VERSION_REQ', '5.2'); Step 3. Save the file. Step 4. Replace your old index.php file with the one you just edited and saved. Step 5. Start installation. Step 6. Read carefully next time.

Are you also going to provide him with replacement functions when he is getting a million errors because of functions that are eventually only existing in 5.3(+)?


The ONLY WAY, and the REAL DEAL is to update your PHP, or switch hosting provider if you're not hosting yourself, and your provider won't update it for you (...and the other clients).

Don't ever do such shit as explained above, it will just end up on giving you a lot of other errors, and a bigger headache.

[RANDOMINATION]

Are you also going to provide him with replacement functions when he is getting a million errors because of functions that are eventually only existing in 5.3(+)? The ONLY WAY, and the REAL DEAL is to update your PHP, or switch hosting provider if you're not hosting yourself, and your provider won't update it for you (...and the other clients). Don't ever do such shit as explained above, it will just end up on giving you a lot of other errors, and a bigger headache.

Well of course. I was just re-iterating from here:

That's not entirely true, there is a way and he can try it. As there are very little changes from 5.2.X to 5.3.X that would make it not backward compatible. Just change the index.php in the installer folder, line 24, from 5.3, to 5.2. But again as mentioned, you should really just update.

...on the possible fix. If all else fails pull and throw code at it. Or just update php. No need to be salty.

[asherkin]

I'm not sure what Maxximou5 is on about on this one, PHP 5.3 added a truckload of new functionality and syntax changes. If SB says it needs at least 5.3, it almost certainly needs at least 5.3.

[TheUnderTaker]

Originally Posted by asherkin I'm not sure what Maxximou5 is on about on this one, PHP 5.3 added a truckload of new functionality and syntax changes. If SB says it needs at least 5.3, it almost certainly needs at least 5.3.

Yes, but there aren't more older versions that their requirement is php 5.2.17?

[Maxximou5]

Originally Posted by asherkin I'm not sure what Maxximou5 is on about on this one, PHP 5.3 added a truckload of new functionality and syntax changes. If SB says it needs at least 5.3, it almost certainly needs at least 5.3.

The nonsense I am spotting, is the ability for him to allow 5.2.X. From what I read, he should be able to do it. I can be wrong obviously, but he wanted to try it.

[asherkin]

Originally Posted by TheUnderTaker Yes, but there aren't more older versions that their requirement is php 5.2.17?

Probably. Older versions also come with the requirement of more security issues.

[TheUnderTaker]

Originally Posted by asherkin Probably. Older versions also come with the requirement of more security issues.

Can i link for older version, I searched and didn't find.