Minimum requirements?

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Minimum requirements?

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I'm am developing for a server that runs PHP 4.1. Will SwiftMailer run on this or is 4.3 the minimum version?
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4.2.0 minimum.

EDIT | And heck 8O ask your host upgrade ASAP, or leave them :P
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Ok, nothing I can do now about the version. We do have a project in place to create another server with newer versions, but with the legacy software on the old server, they won't be changing anytime soon. I'll have to use phpMailer or something.
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subnet_rx wrote:Ok, nothing I can do now about the version. We do have a project in place to create another server with newer versions, but with the legacy software on the old server, they won't be changing anytime soon. I'll have to use phpMailer or something.
You should be able to upgrade to 4.2.0 from 4.1 without any major hassle...
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It's not that easy, it has to do with what php modules are supported with the version of Red Hat they are running. I've tried, I've failed, and now I've got them to just buy a completely new server for new applications to run on.
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subnet_rx wrote:It's not that easy, it has to do with what php modules are supported with the version of Red Hat they are running. I've tried, I've failed, and now I've got them to just buy a completely new server for new applications to run on.
Heh, that always works :)
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