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Unfortunately, this seems to be an issue with the software itself. (This in fact affects many sites using the same software.)
The solution would be to downgrade to PHP 5.3 but that does not seem to be an option here.
So, I guess the software would have to be considered not supported.
Edit: you can use the following information to help out if you really wish to get this working, though it might be seen as complex if you do not have sufficient experience with the PHP programming language (or any skills required to identify where things should go and what needs changing exactly)... http://forum.phpvms.net/topic/20629-most-common-fixes-phpvms-installation/page__hl__$_files
The solution would be to downgrade to PHP 5.3 but that does not seem to be an option here.
So, I guess the software would have to be considered not supported.
Edit: you can use the following information to help out if you really wish to get this working, though it might be seen as complex if you do not have sufficient experience with the PHP programming language (or any skills required to identify where things should go and what needs changing exactly)... http://forum.phpvms.net/topic/20629-most-common-fixes-phpvms-installation/page__hl__$_files
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Hi,
Strict Standards warnings shouldn't actually affect the operation of your code, so you might be able to hide these warnings if you want to stay on the same PHP version. You can either exclude E_STRICT in PHP, or disable error reporting altogether by following this guide.
Thank you,
Strict Standards warnings shouldn't actually affect the operation of your code, so you might be able to hide these warnings if you want to stay on the same PHP version. You can either exclude E_STRICT in PHP, or disable error reporting altogether by following this guide.
Thank you,
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