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Hello I am confuse I have two server one is running PHP 5.6.10 (cli) (buit: jun 11) 2015) , Zend engine V2.6.0 and the other one is running PHP 5.5.38 (cli) (buit: jan 11 2019) Zend engine V2.5.0. , the first one my Vulnerability scanner (Nessus enterprise) said that the version is fine but the second one the Vulnerability scanner (Nessus enterprise) said that is unsupported , could please explain me why does is happening , because I see the first server less version that the second server. Also I check that both web server are running and responding to the scan.
I am not sure what scanner you are using, but the PHP versions on both of your servers are no longer supported since 2017. It would be prudent to upgrade the PHP version on both of your servers to at least PHP 7.3
Using old versions is insecure and could lead to hacks and data breaches. You can see the current supported PHP versions here - https://www.php.net/supported-versions.php
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If php 7.0 is running on the server and should i have to run another php version on it none another than php brew . here my server is ubuntu
can anyone help me
You need to setup different version of PHP as fastcgi backend (with php-fpm). Run each as a separated php-fpm service with different port / socket. Then you can specify each site to use a different fastcgi backend in your Apache / Nginx settings.
You can have different PHP version on different site and still have them work in parallelly.
Yes, its possible to have two different versions in same server. But you can run one version at a time and can switch between two versions.
Please see this
https://askubuntu.com/questions/761713/how-can-i-downgrade-from-php-7-to-php-5-6-on-ubuntu-16-04
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My web host is running a different PHP then the one Laravel is using. To overcome this I want Laravel to use another version of PHP. I'm having trouble finding where to do this. My question is it possible and if so where can I change it.
Laravel has a version of php as a dependancy. You cannot use a version of Laravel that requires, for example, PHP>=5.4 on a server that is using a version of PHP below 5.4.
If you have to use an older version of PHP, you need to use an older version of Laravel that supports your desired version of PHP.
Try searching the Laravel website for older versions, or consider upgrading your version of PHP to match Laravel's requirements.
If your web host is not running a version of PHP that supports Laravel (5.4+), they are a dangerous and unprofessional webhost and you should find a new one. PHP 5.3 and lower have been end-of-lifed (http://php.net/eol.php), meaning they may (and likely do) contain unpatched security holes and other bugs that will never be fixed.
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I'm learning Ruby on Rails. I'm following a tutorial series to learn ROR4 and he's installing MySQL and MySQL gem.
But I already have
Server version: 5.1.72-community - MySQL Community
Server (GPL) Protocol version: 10
Apache/2.4.4 (Win64) PHP/5.4.12
PHP extension: mysqli
phpMyAdmin Version information: 4.0.4
which came along with WAMP 2.4. It's better to update to latest ones, but how can I update it and do I need to update? If not, how can I use ROR4 with WAMPServer? I'm kinda confused. Thanks for your time!
MySQL 5.1 is since December 31, 2013 in the Oracle Sustaining Support. This means if you have no special payed support contract with Oracle/MySQL you no longer get updates and patches. Therefore it is advised to upgrade to version 5.6 of MySQL.
If you have this installation just to learn Ruby on Rails you can keep it and follow the tutorial. But in this case you should check to get a MySQL gem that works with your version of MySQL.
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i installed the following s/w versions
php5.3.0
mysql5.0
now what is minimum requirement of apache server... anybody give right version to suggest me
thanks
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The best version is always the latest version.
This because with every updated version a lot of bugs and security problems are fixed.
Using an outdated version of software is never a good idea.
But then, sometimes you come accross poorly written software, or software written 10 years ago that still needs that old buggy software to run on. My advice: don't connect it to the internet.
Do you have to connect it to the itnernet? Look for another job ;)
As DCoder mentioned in the comment. ALWAYS test before deploying an update.
Minimum version of Apache server: 1.3.x (Windows, Unix)
Recommended version of Apache server: 2.x (Windows, Unix)
"We strongly recommend that users of all
earlier versions, including 1.3 family release, upgrade to to the
current 2.2 version as soon as possible." (source)
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How do I install latest versions of PHP as Apache 2 module?
PHPIniDir directive throws error.
And what's more important, there's no php5apache2.dll file or similar in latest distributions of PHP!
Example distr php 5.3
According to the PHP QA site, if you are using PHP with Apache 1 or Apache2 then you need to be using the VC6 release candidates, not the VC9. VC9 is for use with IIS.
Since the link you provided in your question goes to a VC9 download, I would assume that's what you downloaded, and I'd say you should go download the VC6 version instead.