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Remi's RPM repository - Forum → Request for old packages → 5.4.16 in EL7
I have one legacy application that requires PHP 5.4 on CentOS 7 and I'd like to use a Docker container to isolate. I've spent a lot of time trying to get this done on my own, and would really appreciate some help on getting this done.
1/ CentOS 7 is 10 years old, and very close to its end of life in ~10 weeks
2/ PHP 5.4 has reached its end of life 9 years ago...
3/ Official packages
CentOS has PHP 5.4.16 with critical security fixes
4/ Remi's repository
PHP 5.4.45 is available in the repository
https://blog.remirepo.net/post/2015/10/ … .4-is-dead
While PHP 5.6+ has backports for all security issues, 5.4 only has backports for critical ones
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In all cases, I heartily recommends upgrading to supported versions, including fixing your legacy app.
You are years late
Yes, I realize all of the security concerns and EOL, but I need to get a Docker container setup as a temporary solution. It doesn't really matter if it is CentOS 7.
Can you provide any further insight as to how I can accomplish this?
Sorry, but I'm not a docker expert
Perhaps this old article may help
https://developers.redhat.com/blog/2014 … -in-docker
Especially as it allows tu only run php-fpm in the container and use it on a modern distro
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