Tasks Pro™/Tasks Server Check
Checking your server to see if it is properly configured for Tasks Pro™ and Tasks...
1. PHP Version Test
The current releases of Tasks Pro™ and Tasks work on PHP 4 (version 4.1 or later) and PHP 5.
Result: Success, your PHP version is 5.2.17.
2. MySQL Library Test
PHP must have MySQL libraries available so it can store data properly (if you plan to use the MySQL database).
Result: Success, PHP is compiled with MySQL libraries enabled.
3. Session Configuration Test
Sessions need to be working so that the login and security work properly.
Result: Success, Session Auto-Start is not enabled in your PHP settings.
4. 401 Authentication Test
401 Authentication is the preferred authentication method used for the iCalendars and RSS feeds. To use 401 authentication, PHP must be able to get the login information from the web server.
When you click the button below, a new window will open with a prompt for you to enter a username and password. Enter anything you like into these fields (you must enter something), then click the OK button. If you enter a username and password and are prompted for a username and password a second time, the test has failed.
If the 401 authentication test fails on your server, you can choose to use URL based authentication instead for RSS Feeds and iCalendars.
5. File Upload Check
To be able to upload and attach files to tasks and notes, your PHP installation must have this feature enabled.
Result: Success, File Uploads are enabled in your PHP settings.
The current maximum file upload size in your PHP configuration is: 2097152 bytes.
Note: Your MySQL installation may have different limitations.
6. E-mail Configuration Test
To receive e-mail reminders and notifications, PHP must be able to send e-mail. This will send a test e-mail to the address you enter below. If you receive the e-mail, your server is configured to allow PHP to send e-mail.
7. Create Tasks from E-mail Check
To be able to create tasks from e-mails, PHP must have the IMAP functions enabled.
Result: Success, your PHP installation has the IMAP functions enabled.