Sorry Frank, but the current version of Midgard requires that a specially-modified version of PHP3 be installed, along with MySQL and related libraries. You can (if you're careful) also install PHP4, and run them in parallel, but at present PHP3 must be installed first. This is likely to change with a future revision of Midgard (perhaps version 2.0), however that's unlikely to be released for production this year, as the developers are about to release the latest Beta of 1.4, and 2.0 hasn't finished the design phase yet. Anyway, I hope you decide to give it a try, as Midgard is a great solution to a whole range of problems, as mentioned on the home page http://www.midgard-project.org. Cheers Paul Gillingwater http://www.lanifex.com Frank Benenati wrote: > Hey everyone, > > Im not subscribed to the list....but I will if it turns out I can use > Midgard. If anyone replies, could you reply to my email at > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Im interested in trying this with a web server that has php4 installed on > it. Will I be able to use Midgard? I believe the current one is for php3. > Will I run into problems? > > Has anyone given this a shot yet? > > -Frank Benenati > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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