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The *ONLY* was to get rid of these deprecation message (in PHP-5.3.3 -
but that does NOT work for PHP-5.4 or PHP-5.5!) is to modify php.ini to
suppress PHP from generating deprecation messages.
Still: It is a horrible idea. Because the code you are running is
ancient and probably riddled with security holes. You mention Gallery.
Gallery 3 has a version out that actually RUNS with PHP-5.4 and PHP-5.5.
See: <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://codex.galleryproject.org/Gallery3:About">http://codex.galleryproject.org/Gallery3:About</a>
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<b>The new version of gallery sucks!!!</b><b> </b><b><br>
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</b><b>But I have no choice now </b><b><br>
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Why not upgrade that? It'll fix all the known security holes as well and
lets you sleep a whole lot better at night. As for your "ecommerce
software": You're making money with that. Can you justify to run
outdated shopping carts and stuff like that which puts your customer
data at risk? Upgrade it as well. If that software is still being
shipped, updated versions that run with todays PHP versions are out
there as well. If not: Ditch it! Because you can't afford to run stuff
that's no longer maintained. For the very same reasons.
Lastly, MCRYPT and MOD_PHP: When you bought the package, it gave you
access to three PHP versions:
The lastest PHP-5.3 for 5108R.
The lastest PHP-5.4 for 5108R.
The lastest PHP-5.5 for 5108R.
You can choose either one to install. So you can actually uninstall the
5.5 and install the 5.3 instead, which has MCRYPT as well.
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</b><b>That confused me and I installed all three!!!</b><b><br>
</b><b>Yikes!<br>
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I though I was supposed to install one, two, then three in order?<br>
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</b><b>So before I go and uninstalling/reinstalling things</b><b><br>
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</b><b>Any tips before I do that?</b><b><br>
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Then (to suppress the "deprecated" error messages UNTIL you have updated
your horribly outdated PHP scripts) you can modify your php.ini like
suggested on this URL:
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://duntuk.com/how-disable-php-53-deprecated-errors">http://duntuk.com/how-disable-php-53-deprecated-errors</a>
Like said: I think it is a horrible idea to modify the server config to
allow it to run outdated and defective PHP scripts. Especially if it is
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<b>I was reading about, and how to suppressing error messages</b><b>.
Yes bad</b><b> idea</b><br>
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And no: It is not possible to run different PHP versions side by side.
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