It might not be _as_ bad as you think.
We made the push to php5.3 on a few web hosts and I got the fun job of
fixing some old code for customer CMSes. Tail the site/vhost's
error_log and fix the broken items. Once I took care of a few sites,
I had a pretty comprehensive list that made further sites easy.
If you're adventurous, I could toss you a quick list of common items
that need fixed.
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Mike
// SilverTip257 //
On Mon, Oct 15, 2012 at 4:34 AM, John R Pierce <pierce@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>>> >does that stand a reasonable chance of not blowing up in my face?
>> where should be a problem?
>> your changed configs are saved as .rpmsave as everytime while deal with rpm
>>
>
> I discovered that one of my older websites flat out won't work with php
> 5.3 and requires a vey complex upgrade. meh.
>
>
>
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