Changes between Version 29 and Version 30 of squeeze-wheezy-mosh-upgrade

Timestamp:

Nov 23, 2013, 6:56:09 PM (7 years ago)

Author:

Jamie McClelland

Comment:

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squeeze-wheezy-mosh-upgrade

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 The most significant change during this upgrade is the change from PHP version 5.3 to PHP 5.4. PHP is a programming language used by many programs that run web sites, such as Drupal, Joomla and WordPress. Older versions of these programs may not work properly under the newer version of PHP. If you are running Drupal, WordPress, Joomla or any web application that is running under PHP and you are not sure if you are running a compatible version, please check-in with your technical advisors or post a [/newticket ticket on our support system] to ask us to investigate and offer advice.
 
-We expect ''Drupal'' sites running Drupal 5 or earlier and ''Joomla'' sites running 1.5 or earlier to break after this upgrade. Please take this time to upgrade your sites to a more recent version prior to the upgrade.
+We expect '''Drupal''' sites running Drupal 5 or earlier and '''Joomla''' sites running 1.5 or earlier to break after this upgrade. Please take this time to upgrade your sites to a more recent version prior to the upgrade.
 
 If you are running Drupal 6, you must ensure that all your third party modules are upgraded to the most recent versions. In addition, the following third party modules are known to have problems with PHP 5.4:
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  * [DrupalModule:draggableviews]: If you are running draggableviews, you must upgrade to the dev version (6.x-3.5+5-dev, 2013-Sep-30). Version 6.x-3.5 will break.
 
-If you are running ''CiviCRM'', please upgrade to 4.1 (ideally, which should take care of all problems) or 4.3.8 which needs a small patch (documented in comment:9:ticket:8049) if you are using the CiviCRM views module. You may be able to succesfully run earlier versions of CiviCRM, but you will need to add `error_reporting(0);` to your civicrm.settings.php file to avoid PHP strict warnings.
+If you are running '''CiviCRM''', please upgrade to 4.1 (ideally, which should take care of all problems) or 4.3.8 which needs a small patch (documented in comment:9:ticket:8049) if you are using the CiviCRM views module. You may be able to succesfully run earlier versions of CiviCRM, but you will need to add `error_reporting(0);` to your civicrm.settings.php file to avoid PHP strict warnings.
 
 == Why are we making this change? ==