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1. davekat
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   I have contacted my ISP/server of my domain and they are running...

   "We are running PHP 4.41 (ok) and mysql 3.23.58"

   Will this work on the latest (not beta) WordPress?

   [email moderated]

2. Jeremy Clark
   Moderator
   Posted 4 years ago #

   No Mysql 4.0 or better.

3. davekat
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   my server guy says that it is to recent of a version for him to update to. ???

4. Jeremy Clark
   Moderator
   Posted 4 years ago #

   my server guy says that it is to recent of a version for him to update to.

   Get a new server guy.

5. davekat
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   Now, this isn't making any sense for the general populace using wordpress. Why are they (wordpress) too far ahead of everyone?

6. davekat
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   A thought... is there a back version available that will work on "mysql 3.23.58" or less or whatever (refer to previous stats) and what would that version be?

7. VelvetBlues.com
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   Have you come up with a solution?

   I have a client who is on a really poor host. And for some reason doesn't want to switch. This severely limits development options because his budget is also small and so he can't afford too much custom programming.

8. moshu
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   If you work for paying clients - do your homework:
   http://wordpress.org/download/legacy/

9. VelvetBlues.com
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   Well, I didn't want to use the legacy code. My client still wanted the features of a newer version, but not the price for me to extend the older version.

   So, I successfully convinced my client to upgrade to a better hosting account. And now we're both happy. He has his site at a reasonable price, and I have my sanity. :-)

10. Otto
    Tech Ninja
    Posted 4 years ago #

    Now, this isn't making any sense for the general populace using wordpress. Why are they (wordpress) too far ahead of everyone?

    They're not. MySQL 3.23.58 was released over 4 years ago (September 2003). Nobody supports 4+ year old code. Even MySQL itself dropped support for the version 3 codebase in December 2006, and they'll probably be dropping support for version 4 this year, sometime. PHP 4 is dying much slower, but it is dying with many software packages going PHP 5 exclusively.

    You cannot run old code forever. Things change, servers must be patched. If your host won't run the latest code, get a new host.

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