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Xsss4hell
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Howto implement phpBeans on shared servers - Posted: January 29, 2007 - 9:46 AM
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Hi =)
I'm new here.
And I have a question about your product.
I don't want to install any new php or something else, all I need is the things around the binaries(I mean the php files).
So, how can I install phpBeans on my shared server without altering any previous "php.exe or whatever". I thought that It should be possible to install phpBeans just like a CMS.
Isn't it?
Please. I need this.
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lux
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Re: Howto implement phpBeans on shared servers - Posted: January 29, 2007 - 1:56 PM
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Xsss4hell said:
Hi =)
I'm new here.
And I have a question about your product.
I don't want to install any new php or something else, all I need is the things around the binaries(I mean the php files).
So, how can I install phpBeans on my shared server without altering any previous "php.exe or whatever". I thought that It should be possible to install phpBeans just like a CMS.
Isn't it?
Please. I need this.
Hi,
The phpBeans server requires some special PHP extensions that aren't available on most shared PHP installations, so you can't install the server on a shared host. You can install and use the client on a shared host though to connect to a phpBeans server.
The phpBeans server is a full server daemon itself; it doesn't run through Apache or another web server. That may also be an issue on a shared host, since it will require the use of its own port (3843) which the hosting provider may not like or may lock down for the security of the other customers on that machine.
To test/develop beans for the phpBeans server without a server you can install software onto, you could also install it on your desktop.
Hope that helps.
Cheers,
Lux
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