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The availability of PHP 5.2 depends on what UNIX/Linux system you are running. You may get more information about the PHP version and how to upgrade to a newer one at the UNIX Vendors or Linux distribution web pages.
You may also use third party PHP packages like the "bleeding edge package" for RHEL/CentOS at: http://www.virtualmin.com/component/option,com_openwiki/Itemid,48/id,vir...
Hi. I'm using Centos5. Also above link is okay (I gues) but I don't know which one to use and how to check which one of them is needed in order to not screew-up the 'functional PHP'.
Thanks again.
Howdy,
If your goal is to use PHP from the bleeding edge repository -- all of the PHP5 packages you're using would need to be from that repository.
That is, if you run this command:
rpm -qa | grep php
All the packages that are part of PHP 5 -- you'd need to upgrade those with what's in the repository.
-Eric
I'm sorry the link doesn't work and i have the same problem, i want install Roundcube but they say me not have PHP5.2, how do an upgrade to 5.2 ???
Howdy,
If you're using a distribution such as CentOs 5, it comes with PHP 5.1.6.
However, Virtualmin offers a bleeding edge repository you can use to upgrade to PHP 5.2.14. You can read about how to use the bleeding edge repository here:
http://www.virtualmin.com/documentation/system/bleed
Thank you andreychek for your speedy answer ;-)