[eboggs_jkvl]

FIXED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I called my IT son who is on furlough from NASA and he:

Found in another thread, I added:
date.timezone="America/New_York"

to my php.ini file and started apache and the error went away.
Running php 5.2.17



Kids are good to have around!!!!!


I also had to turn off 1 product with this update but that was an easy thing.

Elmer

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Originally Posted by kh99

Just out of curiosity, did you change your php version at all, or did you just upgrade?

I don't have any specific knowledge of problems with 4.2.2, I was just trying to read the errors and figure out if there's a fix. You might look at vbulletin.com if you haven't already, if you're having an issue then it's likely others are having the same problem.

4.2.2 is blowing up sites with glorious abandon! I did a straight update to the vBulletin as I was within the range of acceptable php 5.2.1.7 version.

Elmer