I'm using CentOS 7. I wanted to install PHP 7 so I used remi-php
(latest PHP version of yum
is 5.4). Since the HTTPD version of yum
is too old, I compiled the latest HTTPD version from the source code.
HTTPD compilation goes perfectly, however, when I try to install remi-php
using the following command:
yum --enablerepo=remi-php71 install php php-cli php-intl php-mbstring php-mcrypt php-mysqlnd
To install php
, yum
will also install the old version of httpd
(although I have compiled and used the latest HTTPD version). If I continue with the installation, my HTTPD will throw an error (and won't start), but if I don't continue with the installation, I won't have the php*.so
file and apache won't parse the .php
files.
So, how do I install php
without affecting the Apache HTTPD that I have compiled before? I don't want my server to have two instances of Apache HTTPD at the same time and may have problems in the future.
Your answer given will be very helpful to me.
I will appreciate your answer.
yum
is 2.4.6-97 and php is 5.4.16-48. Do you think it's safe?