Run multiple php versions on centos 7
Hello ,
Recently i had upgraded my server, installed it with Centos 7 and currently running with php 7.3 +
I have few scripts which are not working on the current php version .. it use to work on php 5.4 while the serve were on centos 6
so, i would like to know if there is a way to run more than a version of php on the server ..
by the way, one of the scripts is showing the following :
So i need help to be able solve this problem
Zend Guard Run-time support missing!
One more more files on this web site were encoded by ZendGuard and the required run-time support is not installed orproperly configured.
For the Web site user
This means that this Web server is not configured correctly to runthe files that it contains. Please contact the Web site'sadministrator/webmaster and inform them of this problem and give themthe URL you are trying to display to help them in diagnosing theproblem.
For The Site Administrator/Web Master
One or more files on your site were encoded with Zend Guard. Thismay be third party libraries that were provided to you by an ISV. Toallow these files to properly run you need to download and installone of the Zend guard run-time libraries. This is either ZendOptimizer or Zend Loader. The proper files can be downloaded fromhttp://www.zend.com/guard/downloads.This software is provided free of charge.
General Disclaimer: Zend Technologies is not responsible tothe configuration and setup of web sites using Zend Guard technology.Please contact your software vendor if these components were providedby an ISV or consult your Zend Guard Users Guide if these files wereencoded by your organization.So i need help to be able solve this problem
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That seems to be another issue with file compatibility, likely related to Zend. It may be best to have a PHP programmer check the site to see what compatibility issues exist, and then go from there, but it seems there may be multiple different things happening with the errors you're reporting. We're always happy to look on our end through a ticket, but we may not be able to resolve older compatibility problems if the PHP code is that far out of date. 0 -
That seems to be another issue with file compatibility, likely related to Zend. It may be best to have a PHP programmer check the site to see what compatibility issues exist, and then go from there, but it seems there may be multiple different things happening with the errors you're reporting. We're always happy to look on our end through a ticket, but we may not be able to resolve older compatibility problems if the PHP code is that far out of date.
Any way, i will still try and search to solve the issue and let the script work again .. Thank you very much for helping me with the information and the answers :)0
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