| [phoenix-dev] Eclipse.org upgrade to PHP5 |
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In case some committers have missed the committer announcement I sent
out mere minutes ago, I have upgraded one of our servers to PHP5. Here
are the details: In very preliminary testing, I have not seen any issues with Phoenix-based web pages. However, if you authored some intricate and complex PHP code, you may want to test your sites thoroughly. To help you debug your code, PHP Warnings and Errors have been enabled on the test sites. This means that pages on eclipse.org that appear to function properly right now actually have unresolved warnings, so don't panic if your pages show tons of warnings on the test sites -- it doesn't mean your pages are broken. However, it is highly desirable to fix the code that is causing these warnings. Our intention is to put this server into normal production (minus the warnings, handling 1/5th of eclipse.org traffic) in about 3 weeks. Here are the URLs you can use to test the functionality of your sites on PHP5: http://www-test.eclipse.org/ http://download-test.eclipse.org/ I have opened a bug [2] to sollicit feedback with anything that may be broken on the server side of things. When posting comments, please exercise discretion with information that could possibly compromise the security of our systems. If you're unsure, just send an e-mail to webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxx. [1] http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/SLES_10_Upgrade_Plan [2] https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=161447 As usual, thanks for your cooperation. If you have any questions or concerns, please drop me a line. Denis -- Denis Roy Manager, IT Infrastructure Eclipse Foundation, Inc. -- http://www.eclipse.org/ Office: 613.224.9461 x224 Cell: 819.210.6481 denis.roy@xxxxxxxxxxx |