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    Senior Member clearchanel is on a distinguished road
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    server config

    Is there a file I can upload to my server and run to tell me excatley what is installed and which versions? Such as php, zlib, and the like?

    Thanks

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    I assume you are referring to PHP. Create a file called phpinfo.php with this content and upload it to your web directory:

    PHP Code:
    <?php
    phpinfo
    ();
    ?>
    Then run in from your browser.
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    Senior Member clearchanel is on a distinguished road
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    That worked great. Now that I know for sure I have php 4.0.6 does anyone have instructions for upgrading php for dummies available. I've read quite a few topics on it, and to be honest, I have no idea how to excuate them.

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    I have my own dedicated server but felt much safer just having my hosting company do the upgrade for me.
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