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i have PHP 5.3.27 installed on my server and i want to update the php to the latest stable version, i checked the php.net website i found that they release 5.5.x upgrade alongside 5.4.x upgrade, i'm a little confused about which one is the latest i thought it should be 5.5.x , so why the still release update for 5.4.x

so please which one i should update to, i don't have any restriction, i just want the best of the the 2

merry Christmas

Abdul

 

Not all versions are compatible with each other, thus different active and stable branches. 5.5.x is the latest, 5.4.x is the second-latest, and 5.6 is in development.

 

What version you upgrade to depends on your code: if you're running 5.3 without problems now then try 5.5.

​It's really just semantics but 5.5 is the *current* version, everything else is considered an *old* version. There are stable releases of each.

i think you recommend me to upgrade to the  5.5 as it's the current latest, i just worried about some scripts are using the old mysql_ext , i can't update them, i hope if i disable the php error reporting, that would be enough to make the scripts work using that deprecated extension, and not showing the annoying error message

You can configure php to not report deprecation warnings. I wouldn't go to 5.5 though if I was using mysql_*. Your code is obviously not modern enough for it.

ok i think i'll keep the current version of the php as it works fine with my scripts

happy holidays

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