If you have shell access to your isp account, you can run php in client mode, or as CLI version. You can setup your own php.ini too.
I DO have shell access. If I run in client mode (which I'm not exactly sure how to do but I can look into it) how will it fix my problem? Please explain.
Thanks ...

my blog seems to be running ok now even with the older version of PHP I listed above. Is there anything I should be concerned about though?

ihra wrote:If you have shell access to your isp account, you can run php in client mode, or as CLI version. You can setup your own php.ini too.

I DO have shell access. If I run in client mode (which I'm not exactly sure how to do but I can look into it) how will it fix my problem? Please explain.

Thanks.

I'm running version 1.02 of Serendipty

My host is running version 4.1.2 of PHP. I already talked to them once about upgrading due to the requirements of a CMS I wanted to run and they are dragging their feet on upgrading for some reason. Might be time to start looking for a new host.

I decided to do a complete reinstall. This time I copied down the error codes.

In the initial screen I get the following errors:

Warning: Wrong parameter count for php_uname() in /export/www/customer/www.greenbayeasthighschool.com/htdocs/announcement_blog/include/admin/installer.inc.php on line ...

I installed Serendipity and every thing went just fine except that I did get a couple database errors during installation. Unfortunately I didn't think to record the error messages because the install proceeded and seemed to work.

I seem to recall the error message was something about a database ...