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15.4.5.3: What's a recommended hardware config for a memcached server? .. NET , Java, Perl, Python, PHP, even MySQL. memcached is also very lightweight in
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I am not looking for a server optimization, but was just wondering if its worth me upgrading my backend software.
I am running MySQL 4.1.22 and for the most part its working fine, however a number of folks say I would be off running MySQL 5.
In addition I am running php 4.4.4 should I upgrade that as well?
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I am guessing that going to mysql 4 to 5 there has to be some benefits, thus the new version numbers. Is there any reasons why I would not want to upgrade? I am only running vbulletin and php ads new on my server.
What benefits if any would I gain?
What problems would I have if I did move up?
These are just some questions I have been courious about and have never really had an aswer to. I am sure others are wondering the same things as well. CakePHP Book Store - Upgrading to PHP 5::
Especially useful is a (perhaps oddly-situated) section on migration strategies from a PHP 4/MySQL 4.0 platform to a PHP 5/MySQL 4.1 platform.
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Release notes/1.6 - MediaWiki::
MediaWiki 1.6 is the last major version to support PHP 4; future versions will require PHP 5. MySQL 3.23.x is no longer supported; some older hosts may need
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Cool, and does vbulletin have any issue with the 5 versions? :)
Use whatever you feel comfortable with. PHP 5.2 and MySQL 5.0 are the latest stable versions.
Are there any speed benefits from using PHP 5.2 or MySQL 5.0? Of course! Will you notice a difference? No.
vBulletin shouldn't have any issues with PHP 5.2 or MySQL 5.0. :)
I'm running those versions just fine. I would suggest you use PHP 5.2.1 and MySQL 5.0.37.
Good luck!
5.0.37
... cough, cough... just released 5.0.38 (http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=224831)... cough...
(yes, while that was meant to be funny, I actually am getting over a particularly nasty cold)
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