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Old 05-12-2008, 04:54 PM
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How can I go about switching to a CPanel VPS?
You would have to contact customer service to do that. However, please remember that you would be responsible for moving all your files and data over from Plesk to the cPanel VPS and paying any fees (if we where to do it).
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Old 05-15-2008, 10:49 PM
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New Drupal problems :

Iv got it installed, and for the most part working. But Im getting ( Call to undefined function: ) errors when Im trying to use some modules.

Iv run these exact same pieces of software on other hosts and it has functioned fine, could this be a php.ini issue?
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Old 05-18-2008, 04:02 PM
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New Drupal problems :

Iv got it installed, and for the most part working. But Im getting ( Call to undefined function: ) errors when Im trying to use some modules.

Iv run these exact same pieces of software on other hosts and it has functioned fine, could this be a php.ini issue?
It could be a php.ini issue thats for sure.
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It was a php.ini error, so I had to create a vhosts.conf file. and put in new rules for the include_path and open_basedir variables. After that, all worked great.

Now if I could only get php to update to php5 I would be even happier.
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Old 05-22-2008, 10:04 AM
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It was a php.ini error, so I had to create a vhosts.conf file. and put in new rules for the include_path and open_basedir variables. After that, all worked great.

Now if I could only get php to update to php5 I would be even happier.
I did do this on my VPS a few mins ago and it worked fine. I think the part (after you update it you see lots of errors), you need to do this:

You will edit the php.ini by doing vi /etc/php.ini and scroll down till you see “extension_dir = /usr/lib/php4” and you will change that to “extension_dir = /usr/lib/php/modules” you will now save and exit.

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HostICan - Support - Pre-Sales, E-Mail, and so many more answers... :: How do I upgrade to PHP5 / MySQL5 on my Plesk VPS?
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