Thanks for that suggestion, Indiepath.
Unfortunately I don't have direct access to much (in fact, I can't even use .htaccess files for some reason!) because this could be the worst web host ever, but those may be somewhere in the FTP tree. They've done a nice job of what looks like giving me my own drive partition with my very own file tree (which is read-only, of course, except for that time I accidentally uploaded my whole site to the wrong place and wasn't permitted to remove it), so there's a chance...
Updating would be a good idea... Maybe I can start a revolution over the course of 2 days big enough to convince their techies to keep PHP up to date!
Checking the changelog, I see one possible suspect that was fixed with the version after 4.3.10:
Edit: Nope, not that bug. It gives "connection lost", which is not what I'm getting (except right now because it seems my server is down!). I wish I could switch, but it's rather difficult convincing a non-profit community organization to pay more money for a web host.
Unfortunately I don't have direct access to much (in fact, I can't even use .htaccess files for some reason!) because this could be the worst web host ever, but those may be somewhere in the FTP tree. They've done a nice job of what looks like giving me my own drive partition with my very own file tree (which is read-only, of course, except for that time I accidentally uploaded my whole site to the wrong place and wasn't permitted to remove it), so there's a chance...
Updating would be a good idea... Maybe I can start a revolution over the course of 2 days big enough to convince their techies to keep PHP up to date!
Checking the changelog, I see one possible suspect that was fixed with the version after 4.3.10:
Fixed bug #31106 (Fixed crash in overloaded objects).
Edit: Nope, not that bug. It gives "connection lost", which is not what I'm getting (except right now because it seems my server is down!). I wish I could switch, but it's rather difficult convincing a non-profit community organization to pay more money for a web host.