Ubuntu – how install php 5.4 apache 2.2 thesql from source on ubuntu

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im use ubuntu 16 and im know at repository is not support php 5.4 again.
im tired use ppa:ondrej/php5-oldstable becouse package is not exist
so how to install php 5.4 apache 2.2 mysql from source on ubuntu ?
becouse this project just work on php 5.4

Best Answer

I just want to make you aware that PHP has reached it's EOL (End of Life) and no longer provide security updates or bugfixes which could be critical to your environment. If you need to run PHP 5.x, I'd suggest you looking at 5.6, or follow the migration guide.

Have a look at: http://php.net/supported-versions.php

http://php.net/manual/en/migration70.php

If you really want to to compile your own version

Make sure you have a compiler and standard libraries available. apt install build-essentials
Download each individual tarball for the AMP stack and install their dependencies.
Blacklist any Apache, PHP packages etc in your dpkg/apt config.

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Installing newer PHP versions on Ubuntu machines that doesn't support them is not recommended.

If you really need, you should try installing the PHP and MySQL packages from DotDeb, which has all of the extensions built as well. Instructions on their website http://www.dotdeb.org/instructions/

If installation asks for newer versions of your libs, you can download them from http://packages.debian.org and install them manually using dpkg -i packagename.deb.

Note that this can ruin your Ubuntu installation. Test this on a Virtual Machine or recoverable environment, never in production.

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The likelyhood of you being able to find repository packages for the very latest builds of the software is highly unlikely. The packages are proven installs that will work without issue and install with little effort. To get a higher version installed you will have to install from source. This can sometimes be a little hairy because the packages deal with all of the configurations and dependencies for you. If you already have the phpinfo() function working, copy the ./configure setting that shows on that page to help you when you have to build it. All that being said, once you have fought through it and get it working, the prospect of building an app from source will no longer intimidate you.

As far as your rewrite rules, try something like this

RewriteEngine on 

RewriteCond $1 !^(index\.php)
RewriteRule !^(.*)\.(js|css|ico|txt|gif|jpg|jpeg|png|ttf)$ index.php [L]

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If you really want to to compile your own version

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