#HOSTGATOR PHP 5.2 INSTALL#

The big ones have millions of customers so what may seem like a lot of complaints is really a very small percentage. Regarding the online reviews 100% of the hosting services out there have page after page of complaints, a few are current but many are years out of date (but never go away). Anyway I am going to give the Baby Plan a try for a month and I will also try (assuming I am not too busy or lazy) to get back and update you all on my results. The same software may be available on that but I didn’t ask. They have a starter plan that is $8.95/mo on a month to month. They have a 45 day money back guarantee so, at least in theory, you are safe trying it out or at the worst you would be out $9.95. They charge $7.95/mo on a 3 year contract but they also offer a $9.95/mo program on a month to month basis. Supposedly you don’t have to ask for anything special, it just comes when you buy. I also found that offers 5.3.4 on their “dual environment” programs. I know that the weather in Tulsa has been terrible (early Feb, 2011) and I was able to reach a tech on the chat line, but Tulsa gets tornados as well so how often does this happen? Maybe I am over analyzing it, but I was just not comfortable. is one but when I called support I got a “we are unable to answer your call due to the weather in our area, few available tech …”. I did find a couple hosting services that offer 5.3.

#HOSTGATOR PHP 5.2 INSTALL#

For most, you can buy expensive hosting plans where you can install your own PHP, but that is unaffordable for most small organizations.

This morning I called the support or sales departments at 7 of the top 10 (off one of the top 10 lists) hosting and PHP hosting services and not a single one supports 5.2.5, little lone 5.3.*.

Hostgator php 5.2