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:Author: 		Tobias Schlitt
:Date:			Wed, 19 Nov 2008 23:29:46 +0100
:Revision: 		1
:Copyright:		CC by-nc-sa


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First webhoster with PHP5
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:Description:
    Domain)Factory (Germany's 5th largest web hosting company) recently
    announced to fully support PHP 5.0.0.  For nearly every package
    Domain)Factory offers it's possible to enable PHP 5 support within a
    simple .htaccess. By default files with the extensiuon .php5 are run
    through it.

`Domain)Factory`__ (Germany's 5th largest web hosting company) recently
announced to fully support `PHP 5.0.0`__. For nearly every package
Domain)Factory offers it's possible to enable `PHP 5 support`__ within a
simple `.htaccess`__. By default files with the extensiuon .php5 are run
through it.

.. __: http://cms.domainfactory.de/
.. __: http://www.php.net
.. __: http://domainfactory.de/sysinfo/php5/phpinfo.html
.. __: http://cms.domainfactory.de/?id=1023#2207

Nice to see that PHP 5 gets acceptance so fast. :)


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- jaxn at Thu, 22 Jul 2004 17:43:33 +0200

  dotgeek.org has been offereince PHP5 hosting for months.

  Granted, this may not be as good publicity as the host you mentioned, but I
  imagine dotgeek was technically first.

- alen at Thu, 22 Jul 2004 22:42:30 +0200

  most hosting companies are still only support php4, and it's a matter of
  time for them to support php5.

  I havn't used php5 before, but since its improvment make it more like an oo
  language, I would really like it considering my java experiences.

- Andreas Demmer at Fri, 23 Jul 2004 10:57:11 +0200

  HostEurope announced that PHP5 will be available for their customers in
  septembre. Meanwhile, they plan to wait for the first patches to come and
  use the time for testing.

  It's a pity they haven't done their testing with the release candidates...
  :(