On the other side, there are issues submitted for the modules but never been fixed for a couple of different reasons, like Ī) Module maintainer(s) prefer to spend their time and energy to port the module to D7 rather than supporting PHP 5.3 for their 6.x version module.ī) Module maintainer(s) can spare just a limited time to support their module and only available to support critical issues and they dont consider PHP 5.3 support as critical.Ĭ) Module maintainer(s) are scared to break PHP 4.x support, which the module is initially announced to support that version, while they are making the module PHP 5.3 compatible. The submitting issue suggestion for modules to support PHP 5.3 is only the one side of the coin. Yeah, its a shame that people needs to downgrade the PHP version for a workaround. The Online School File Management System, develop in PHP My SQL database, using bootstrap.
#Mod php5 has no installation candidate install
This occurs when following the second step on the instructions on the following link (just after Install all dependencies:) sudo apt-get install apache2 mysql-server mysql-client php5 libapache2-mod-php5 php5-mysql php5-curl php-pear php5-dev php5-mcrypt php5-json git-core redis-server build-essential. So put the attached karmic.list in /etc/apt/ and the attached "php" into /etc/apt/preferences.d. And with no limits on the number of queries or bandwidth. Package php5 has no installation candidate. Update: You'll probably want to look at Khalid's more extensive discussion of various ways to do this.Įssentially, all you have to do is tell the apt system where to find Karmic packages and then tell it that you want it to use Karmic's PHP packages. I've seen a couple of fine recipes, but here's mine, with the files you need attached. Lots of us are starting to run Drupal on Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx, and of course, Lucid comes with PHP 5.3, for which Drupal 6 is not yet ready. Update: Look here to solve same problem with Ubuntu 10.10. Please be aware that although 10.04LTS is still supported for years still, 9.10 is out of the support window, meaning that security issues in these packages will not be fixed.
This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or. I've changed the karmic.list files attached. Package libapache2-mod-fastcgi is not available, but is referred to by another package. If you're a Drupal user on Drupal 6, Drupal core and nearly all contrib are now just fine with 5.3.Įdit : Since Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic) is now out of support, the repositories to use for it have changed to. Edit : If you're interested in the newer problem of running PHP 5.3 on Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal, try this recipe.Įdit : Isn't it about time you moved to PHP 5.3? Even though these instructions seem to work even for Ubuntu 12.04, it's really time for people to move on to PHP 5.3.
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