On Tuesday, May 3, 2011 11:13:47 AM UTC-7, Laurus wrote:
> Hi fellow Symfony2 friends!
>
> I have webhosting on GoDaddy (I regret it) and trying to run my
> Symfony2 test page on it. Unfortunately I am still receiving this
> line: No input file specified.
>
> I created new subdomain (test) with w
On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 6:30 AM, Laurus wrote:
> This problem is not caused by old PHP version. With phpinfo() I see
> that they are running PHP 5.3.6. It is something else.. But still
> don't know what :(
>
>
Weird, everything I can find on their site suggests that the latest they
support is 5.2.
This problem is not caused by old PHP version. With phpinfo() I see
that they are running PHP 5.3.6. It is something else.. But still
don't know what :(
On May 4, 10:45 pm, Greg Militello wrote:
> It would be impossible without rewriting it. Symfony2 relies on the
> wonderful technology in PHP
This problem is not caused by old PHP version. With phpinfo() I see
that they are running PHP 5.3.6. It is something else.. But still
don't know what :(
On May 4, 10:45 pm, Greg Militello wrote:
> It would be impossible without rewriting it. Symfony2 relies on the
> wonderful technology in PHP
It would be impossible without rewriting it. Symfony2 relies on the wonderful
technology in PHP 5.3+; including namespaces, end Lamba functions.
http://php.net/releases/5_3_0.php
5.3.2 included a TON of security/bug fixes over 5.3.0, and frankly versions
before 5.3.2 had issues compiling on ce
On Tue, May 3, 2011 at 6:32 PM, Laurus wrote:
> I understand that GoDaddy is not the best webhosting but there are a
> lot of clients who use them. It will be very nice if we are able to
> solve this issue.
>
>
Solving it is "godaddy updates their supported php versions to be > 5.3".
I'm not incr
I'm fairly sure GoDaddy is using PHP 5.2.14, and you'll need 5.3.2 or
higher to run Symfony2 (link:
http://help.godaddy.com/topic/419/article/4180?locale=en
)
I'm using amazon AWS, with a Ubuntu install running on a micro
instance (which means it's somewhere between cheap and free, until I
need t
I understand that GoDaddy is not the best webhosting but there are a
lot of clients who use them. It will be very nice if we are able to
solve this issue.
On May 4, 12:06 am, Luis Cordova wrote:
> oppps oh no sorry scratch that, I just recalled that I had problems
> because they did not go to php
