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We no longer use different PHP versions, all accounts is set to the same PHP version, which is equivalent to intermediate with the old system. There is no option to change.
I'm going to sum up any and all information regarding the way x10Hosting has PHP set up on all of our servers in here. If you have any relevant questions regarding this, feel free to ask in here.
On each of x10Hosting's servers are three separate, individual versions/configurations of PHP.
All hosting accounts are set by default to use a version of PHP that is secured and "locked-down" to prevent misuse. This PHP configuration will break a lot of users' sites and scripts - we are very aware of this. This is version 1 (Basic, v1) of PHP.
There are two other versions besides v1: Intermediate (v2) and Advanced (v3). Users can request a change to either of these two versions, with approval of the change depending on what the version change is needed for.
If you require a less secure version of PHP for your site to run, you can request it from the account management panel. We are very lenient in regards to upgrades to version 2. We do not accept applications for version 3 very often unless you have a very good reason for it or we tell you to apply. Usually we tell users not to apply for v3 without being told to do so by an administration.
If you need to upgrade your version of PHP, go here and look for the PHP version section: http://x10hosting.com/account
Once your account PHP version change application has been accepted it may take up to six hours for your account to be updated on the server. Please wait at least twelve hours after you receive confirmation that your version has been upgraded before seeking support regarding PHP issues (Disabled functions, missing functionality, missing extensions)
Past Information:
http://forums.x10hosting.com/news-announcements/30267-important-php-changes-read-all-servers.html
http://forums.x10hosting.com/news-announcements/38399-php-version-updates.html
If you need an extension installed, function enabled, or some missing functionality added:
http://forums.x10hosting.com/news-a...something-added-into-php-v2-v3-look-here.html
I'm going to sum up any and all information regarding the way x10Hosting has PHP set up on all of our servers in here. If you have any relevant questions regarding this, feel free to ask in here.
On each of x10Hosting's servers are three separate, individual versions/configurations of PHP.
All hosting accounts are set by default to use a version of PHP that is secured and "locked-down" to prevent misuse. This PHP configuration will break a lot of users' sites and scripts - we are very aware of this. This is version 1 (Basic, v1) of PHP.
There are two other versions besides v1: Intermediate (v2) and Advanced (v3). Users can request a change to either of these two versions, with approval of the change depending on what the version change is needed for.
If you require a less secure version of PHP for your site to run, you can request it from the account management panel. We are very lenient in regards to upgrades to version 2. We do not accept applications for version 3 very often unless you have a very good reason for it or we tell you to apply. Usually we tell users not to apply for v3 without being told to do so by an administration.
If you need to upgrade your version of PHP, go here and look for the PHP version section: http://x10hosting.com/account
Once your account PHP version change application has been accepted it may take up to six hours for your account to be updated on the server. Please wait at least twelve hours after you receive confirmation that your version has been upgraded before seeking support regarding PHP issues (Disabled functions, missing functionality, missing extensions)
Past Information:
http://forums.x10hosting.com/news-announcements/30267-important-php-changes-read-all-servers.html
http://forums.x10hosting.com/news-announcements/38399-php-version-updates.html
If you need an extension installed, function enabled, or some missing functionality added:
http://forums.x10hosting.com/news-a...something-added-into-php-v2-v3-look-here.html
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