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Does Freeola offer any support or usage for the Let's Encrypt Certificate Authority for standard domain web hosting?
Also, are there any plans to upgrade the current PHP version? Currently it seems my site is using PHP 5.4.45, which has officially reached "end of life" and did so over a year ago. As PHP 5.6 has entered "security fixes only", perhaps a full PHP 7.1 upgrade could be considered?
Post edited by cjh on 08/01/2017 at 19:09.
Post edited by cjh on 08/01/2017 at 19:09.
Also, are there any plans to upgrade the current PHP version? Currently it seems my site is using PHP 5.4.45, which has officially reached "end of life" and did so over a year ago. As PHP 5.6 has entered "security fixes only", perhaps a full PHP 7.1 upgrade could be considered?
Post edited by cjh on 08/01/2017 at 19:09.
Post edited by cjh on 08/01/2017 at 19:09.
Our servers run CentOS. This OS backports PHP security and bug fixes into PHP 5.4 so the version number is slightly misleading, see here (and an older post but still l relevant here. We do however, support multiple versions of PHP on our VIP hosting and can put sites on PHP 7 if necessary.
We don't currently have any plans for Letsencrypt but we do have some SSL developments in the pipeline.
Post edited by Eccles on 08/01/2017 at 20:37.
We don't currently have any plans for Letsencrypt but we do have some SSL developments in the pipeline.
Post edited by Eccles on 08/01/2017 at 20:37.
Does Freeola offer any support or usage for the Let's Encrypt Certificate Authority for standard domain web hosting?
Also, are there any plans to upgrade the current PHP version? Currently it seems my site is using PHP 5.4.45, which has officially reached "end of life" and did so over a year ago. As PHP 5.6 has entered "security fixes only", perhaps a full PHP 7.1 upgrade could be considered?
Post edited by cjh on 08/01/2017 at 19:09.
Post edited by cjh on 08/01/2017 at 19:09.
Also, are there any plans to upgrade the current PHP version? Currently it seems my site is using PHP 5.4.45, which has officially reached "end of life" and did so over a year ago. As PHP 5.6 has entered "security fixes only", perhaps a full PHP 7.1 upgrade could be considered?
Post edited by cjh on 08/01/2017 at 19:09.
Post edited by cjh on 08/01/2017 at 19:09.