When am I not "new" and can get PHP v3?

[genki]

On my site, I am trying to use a well-known, professionally-written, secure, open-source PHP CRM application called SugarCRM (www.sugarCRM.com). It is sophisticated and it uses functions like phpinfo() which are not permitted in v2, so I need v3.

I was told I cannot have v3 because I am "new."

So, what do I have to do in order to not be "new" any more? Is there a time requirement? Is there a forum participation requirement?

I'm a real estate agent (www.steverumberg.com), not a hacker. I like this site but if I cannot get permission to run my application, then I'll have to go elsewhere.

Please let me know if there is any hope of using x10 or if I am wasting my time.

Thank you

 

[DefecTalisman]

I am staff and I am only allowed version 2. You have to be able to justify the upgrade a whole lot more than phpinfo(), which is also used in Joomla, but functions without it.

 

[genki]

I have sites hosted with GoDaddy, CI Host, XO, etc and they allow phpinfo(), etc. I've never had any trouble.

I wonder why it's such a big issue here?

 

[DefecTalisman]

Security issues related to it. I personally don't know these, but will look into it.

 

[genki]

I wonder why it's not a security issue for the other big boys in web hosting.

Does x10 offer any type of account (i.e. paid) where I could use PHP the way I need to?

 

[DefecTalisman]

I am pretty sure if you are on the paid packages it is allowed.

 

[Slothie]

Yes, its allowed on paid hosting. Other free hosting sites may allow phpinfo but they also enable safe mode. Its a trade off, give me phpinfo disabled over safemode anyway