Hi!
Did you try this one:
http://www.nemein.com/people/piotras/view/aegir-and-php5.html
I just used it three days ago on a Debian 4.0 server which I updated
from PHP4 to 5. It worked like a charm.
Another problem might php basedir restrictions if you use them in your
vhost conf, because Aegir needs to access a lot of directories for some
reason.
Also, Aegir needs a few special directives in the vhost conf. These work
for me on PHP5:
<Location /aegir>
php_flag short_open_tag On
php_flag register_long_arrays On
php_flag register_globals On
php_flag error_reporting warn
</Location>
HTH,
Andreas
Mike Ross schrieb:
It is from a completely clean install with no prior content. PHP 5 installed
from source (all traces of php 4 removed including php.ini, libs, headers etc),
all traces of midgard/midcom/aegir removed from the system including cache,
vhost, data, blob and config information and a completely new build from source
installed. Datagard used to install packages and latest from pear as well as
configure apache.
Cannot use anything other than Aegir for the moment - not possible to retrain
247 staff, update all out scripts, move 45 websites and try and get the latest
type of staging/live working with midcom 2.8 in three weeks :( We were
eventually going to migrate our users to using embedded page editing (which
comes from midcom i think), but asgard does look interesting - might consider
moving to that instead.
At the moment I am stumped lol.
Happy to hand over the keys (server does not contain anything sensitive at the
moment) if you want to take a look for yourself Bergie. Let me know and I will
email you direct.
Cheers
Mike.
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