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Well, i think it doesn't really matter for this question, but for your curiosity was about upgrading PHP in a windows server (that had Plesk installed on it) :)
Thanks, Michael. At this moment i think that the question should remain deleted, so it has no sense to give more clarification for the question (that was not given at the begining, like logs and so, to avoid "overinformation" problems). The answer i was given outside here is not the best in the world, but it left the work finished. I really hope you are not the one in the pic. If so, please send me your postal address and i will send you a T-shirt with "Kiss me, i'm a professsional" ^.^
@Hopeless You are NOT right. Web control panel is not related at all with PHP on Windows nor with my question. W2003 with PHP 5.2 beeing an ancient system is not the point (Jakob is 18 so perhaps he can think so, but you??). Anyway, beeing ancient doesn't mean be less professional. But the point is that you close my question as not professional, when it is related with upgrading the system! If you don't like the system of my client, that's ok. Don't answer the question, or downvote it, but let other people think diferent than you and help people. By the way, this should be in my post not here.
@Jacob Yes, Jacob, i know. Not all clients can afford the latest tecnologies nor migrate a full server, specially in the middle of an economic recesion. Yes, sometimes professionales must deal with problems, like Pulp Fictions's Mr Lobo.
Oh, this little Server Fault! You closed my question with a generic message of "Not Proffessional", and i still can't imagine why. This don't help people (me or future people searching in the net) nor Server Fault. If someone thinks something is bad, i think he should downvote.
My first question in Server Fault has been closed before someone could ever reply, just becouse someone thought that it was a not proffesional one. I think that if someone takes the time to ask (helping that way to improve the content for search engines, and many times making an effort writing in english not beeing its first language), it should at least be allowed to be replied. I think this sould be a basic netiquete for politeness, and a good thing for SF, as MGOwen says.
