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Etz
Aug 16, 2011Aspirant
PHP5 5.3.6
If I want to upgrade from Super-poussins PHP addon, how do I do it? 1. Remove Super-poussin PHP 1.3 2. Install PHP5 5.3.6 from Who-Cares Am I correct? :roll:
quickly_now
Aug 28, 2011Apprentice
I have done this and had trouble. I think if you read the Super-Poussin post he makes the point that it is not compatible and you need to be very careful about moving from one to another.
Do do this, I did this:
1/ Remove the super-poussin add-on.
2/ Log into the NAS using ssh, change to /etc, and search for "php" using find, like this:
find . -name \*php\* -print
3/ Look at each file found, see if you should be keeping this or manually deleting it.
4/ Search inside all the files (esp those used by apache) to see if any references to php are left. Use something like this:
grep -r -l -i "php" .
5/ Check those files carefully, you may have configuration lines to remove.
6/ When all satisfied that the php add-on is completely removed, reboot the NAS.
7/ Add the new php add-on from Who-Cares.
Do do this, I did this:
1/ Remove the super-poussin add-on.
2/ Log into the NAS using ssh, change to /etc, and search for "php" using find, like this:
find . -name \*php\* -print
3/ Look at each file found, see if you should be keeping this or manually deleting it.
4/ Search inside all the files (esp those used by apache) to see if any references to php are left. Use something like this:
grep -r -l -i "php" .
5/ Check those files carefully, you may have configuration lines to remove.
6/ When all satisfied that the php add-on is completely removed, reboot the NAS.
7/ Add the new php add-on from Who-Cares.
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