wordpress 2.1 upgrade means get your act together
the funcave’s been long past due for a bit of maintenance.
namely…
loading the spiffy new 2.1 release of wordpress.
but for this update it’s important to verify both the version of mysql & php running on the server which hosts the funcave. seeing as how that server happens to be a drone in the ownwebnow horde, which means i don’t have administrative root access to it…
& v had called it a night…
yours truly was forced to verify the info by different means.
the sql admin console told me the version of mysql immediately, but php was a different story.
until i ran across this tip:
- create a file called phptest.php
- copy the following command into the file & save it
<?
phpinfo();
?>
-
upload the file to your server
-
open the file using a web browser.
it will display an insane amount of information, including the version of php.
as in…10 pages or so of info.
word of caution: immediately delete that phptest.php file from the server after you are done using it. you won’t want that much information in the wrong hands.
also…
queenie might be very happy to know that i printed that insanely long phpinfo page to onenote for safekeeping.
her & her bloody crusades…
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