Which version of php and mysql are supported?

[yoda1]

We would like to update our server.
Please where can I find which version of php and mysql are supported by
version 3.0.5 of vBulletin?

[Zachery]

You would be best off running php 4.3.10 and MySQL 4.0.23 at this time.

[yoda1]

You would be best off running php 4.3.10 and MySQL 4.0.23 at this time.

Thank you.
May I have a link where this information is (up to date) available?

[Zachery]

php.net and mysql.com

[yoda1]

Sorry I did not wright it clear.
Please may I have a link where I can find which version of php and mysql are supported by the aktuell version of vBulletin (for example after the next vBulletin update)?

[Zachery]

what is the aktuell version of vBulletin? I am not aware of any such version?

[pieman666]

I think he means actual (as in 3.0.5)

[Zachery]

vBulletin 3.0.5 and all future versions at this presnet time should run on

php 4.3.10 and MySQL 4.0.23 without any issues.

[yoda1]

I think he means actual (as in 3.0.5)

That is what I mean. Now the actual version is 3.0.6 and I would like to have
some info in the download area or somewhere else for which version of mysql
and php this actual version of vBulletin is designed for.

[Zachery]

Its designed to run on anything after
php 4.1.0
and
mysql 3.23.33 (i think thats it)

All of the devs run abit differnt setups localy.

You are BEST off with MySQL 4.0.23 and PHP 4.3.10 at this time.

[yoda1]

Its designed to run on anything after
php 4.1.0
and
mysql 3.23.33 (i think thats it)

All of the devs run abit differnt setups localy.

You are BEST off with MySQL 4.0.23 and PHP 4.3.10 at this time.

OK, thank you. That means that we can do any MySQL and PHP update
available without any problems on vBulletin (also to php 5.0.3)?

[Zachery]

We do not recomend running vB on php5 at this time.

[yoda1]

You are BEST off with MySQL 4.0.23 and PHP 4.3.10 at this time.

Thank you. It works fine so and I noticed that vBulletin works faster than before.