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PHP zend phpinfo different version

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  1. Donovan Brooke

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    Hello, first post here and a cpanel newbie.

    My specs:
    WHM 54.0 (build 27), CENTOS 6.7 i686

    A PHP App that I want to use requires PHP 5.3.7.

    I put a file on my HTML root containing phpinfo(). It is reporting PHP 5.3.29.

    However, when I log in via SSH and do:
    yum list installed |grep php

    I get:
    cpanel-php54.i386 5.4.31-5.cp1150

    When I do: php -v

    I get:
    Zend Engine v2.3.0

    So, to me it looks like PHP 5.4 is installed, but zend is processing PHP to version 5.3.29??

    Am I reading that correctly?

    Can someone push me in the right direction to make sure I am using PHP 5.3.7 or greater?

    Thanks!
    Donovan
     
    #1 Donovan Brooke, Jul 28, 2016
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    Hi Donovan,

    Those are two different PHP binaries you're looking at. The RPM for 'cpanel-php54' is for cPanels internal PHP, located at '/usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/php/54/bin/php'

    When you run 'php -v', you're running '/usr/bin/php', which is built by EasyApache.

    I hope this helps!
     
    #2 cPJacob, Jul 28, 2016
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    It does. So, I guess the solution for my problem is to rebuild Apache with a newer PHP version using EasyApache3. I'm a bit scared of that, since this is a production machine where I am the "new" administrator ...but I'll make a snapshot and move forward and see what breaks.. if anything. :)

    Thanks,
    Donovan
     
    #3 Donovan Brooke, Jul 28, 2016
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    I doubt you will get PHP 5.3.7 version as it EOL. You can try multi PHP application to switch between PHP.
     
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    Right.. meant to say 5.3.7 or newer.. sorry. I installed 5.6x. It kindof broke a couple of old joomla forums, but all else seems okay.
     
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