Question PHP warnings for future versions!

spielo

Customer

• Apr 27, 2022

• #1

Hi, i saw in the logs

Use of undefined constant SAPI_NAME - assumed 'SAPI_NAME' (this will throw an Error in a future version of PHP) in /......./forum/dbtech/dbseo/includes/class_core.php on line 1978

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At the moment we use php 7.4 and means in future php versions dbseo no longer will be work?

 

Fillip H.

Staff member

Owner

Developer

Customer

• Apr 29, 2022

• #2

vBulletin 4 does not support PHP 7.4.

 

spielo

Customer

• Apr 29, 2022

• #3

My vbulletin 4.5 works fine with php7.4 , this was not the question.

 

Fillip H.

Staff member

Owner

Developer

Customer

• Apr 29, 2022

• #4

It is the answer to the question. vBulletin 4 is not compatible with PHP 7.4, and as such, none of its addons are either. PHP 7.1 is the latest compatible version according to a quick search.

DBSEO is not compatible with PHP 7.4 nor will it be compatible with 8.0 or any future version. Compatibility is only guaranteed for PHP 7.1.

 

spielo

Customer

• Apr 29, 2022

• #5

ok, thanks, what is the option now, stay on a old not supported php version or move to new system like xenforo?

 

Fillip H.

Staff member

Owner

Developer

Customer

• Apr 29, 2022

• #6

Moving to XenForo is definitely the recommended path. As you say, old versions of PHP are no longer supported, not even for security releases, which does put your server at risk.

 

DragonByte Technologies

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Company Info

• May 7, 2022

• #7

Hello @spielo,

We hope your ticket regarding DragonByte SEO has been addressed to your satisfaction. This ticket has now been scheduled to be closed.

If your ticket has not been resolved, you can reply to this thread at any point in the next 7 days in order to reopen the ticket, afterwards this thread will be closed.

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DragonByte Technologies

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• May 14, 2022

• #8

Hello @spielo,

As we have not heard back from you, your ticket regarding DragonByte SEO has now been closed.

If your ticket has not been resolved, please feel free to start a new support ticket and link back to this ticket.

Thank you.


- DragonByte Technologies, Ltd.