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21 Sep 2007, 6:03 PM
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Upgraded to PHP 5.0 - Major Problems

We updated our server to PHP 5.0 - now as a result, nobody can login. Admins, users, nobody. So currently no one can place orders and we can't take it down without wiping files.

Any suggestions?? Thanks.

21 Sep 2007, 6:24 PM
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Re: Upgraded to PHP 5.0 - Major Problems

I thought I should note that we're running 1.3.0.1

21 Sep 2007, 9:03 PM
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Re: Upgraded to PHP 5.0 - Major Problems

Your version of Zen Cart is not php5 compliant, you need to upgrade.

Please do not PM for support issues: a private solution doesn't benefit the community.

Be careful with unsolicited advice via email or PM - Make sure the person you are talking to is a reliable source.

22 Sep 2007, 12:13 AM
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Re: Upgraded to PHP 5.0 - Major Problems

Additionally, why would you upgrade to only 5.0 when 5.2.x is out ?

v1.3.7.1 has addressed all known PHP 5 issues.

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