Zip file is a ubiquitous file type that allows users to compress files and transfer a lot of files at once with ease. This file type is supported by virtually all operating systems. The versatility of Zip file is also used by web developers, who … Read more
The latest stable version of PHP 7.4.0 has been released to the public a few days ago and brings many improvements, as well as new features. It’s generally available for public since November 28 2019, so we can safely use PHP 7.4 on our server. … Read more
Using an obsolete PHP version is clearly not recommended, especially for a web hosting environment. However, in some cases you might encounter compatibility issues with your web software system requirements with a PHP version you’re using, which ultimately requires you to use an older PHP7 … Read more
PHP 7.1 will reach its end-of-life (EOL) in the next 11 days. The official PHP site says that they only provide security support for PHP 7.1 until December 1, 2019. So, the latest stable PHP version currently is PHP 7.2 and PHP 7.3. According to … Read more
If you’re running Nginx on an Ubuntu LTS Server, you might want to configure your server with MultiPHP Version. Of course, this is very useful if you have a site that is only compatible with old stable PHP versions, or some of your web applications … Read more