Mrs Peel

I'm in IRC right now, which is UTC 3am if I got my math correct (11pm EST??) I can be there earlier tho, say ermmmm 12am - 3am UTC

Good scheme jelly bean. UTC (aka GMT) works good for me

Yikes these timezones are a PITA, I missed ya again Can you give me an approx time GMT that you are usually hanging out in the channel please? I'm GMT+12 here

Drat, I keep missing you on IRC. This is amazing dev work you guys are doing here and I'll be sure to follow your progress closely. In the meantime however, I need to get a portable test server running to these specs by end of next week. I pretty much custom built the WAMP5 server I have been using up until now by overwriting the versions with the ones that I needed and was kind of hoping I might be able to do something similar here. Like I said, this webhost is just not going to upgrade to Apache 2 and my clients are locked into a longterm contract with them so I have no other choice but to try and whack something together here for now, even tho you recommend not too. How much of the components in the current build could I just overwrite with my required versions? And are there very many paths/config I would have to edit? I am willing to try anything at this stage just to have a portable demo-server I can build them a test site on. Thanks for reading in.

Hi there, I love the development work you are doing here with this web server package, but I have struck a snag with building a local test site which will eventually have to be hosted on a clients web server which runs older versions of Apache/SQL/PHP. My clients web host refuses to upgrade their services and they are locked into a long term contract with them. So they only way I can be sure the CMS site I am building for them on my local PC will be compatible with their web host when I migrate it to to their servers is to use exactly the same versions which they are already running. I need a version of Uniserver which will have versions Apache 1.3.33, MySQL 4.0.24 and PHP 4.3.10. I see there is already a plugin for PHP 4.3.10, but is it at all possible for me to build my own local version of Uniserver which is using Apache 1.3.33 and MySQL 4.0.24-standard? Any suggestions as to what I can do to get together a customised Uniserver to the afore-mentioned specs please? Thanks for reading.