Upgrade PHP 5.5 to PHP 7.1 on CentOS 6.9 - Recklessly
I wasn't planning to upgrade PHP today, but in order to use Symfony 4.0, I had to.
First, I wanted to get all the PHP RPMs
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sudo yum list installed php55u* | grep php | cut -f1 -d' ' | tr -d '.i686' | tr "\n" ' ' | sed "s/55/71/g" > php |
Next, I removed all the PHP 5.5 RPMs:
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sudo yum remove php55* |
Then I edited the output file (php) and added a sudo yum install at the beginning of the file
So I could use
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source php |
There were a few more RPMs I needed, after roaming about the web for a bit, these were the commands that I ran
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sudo yum install pear1u | |
sudo yum install php71u-json | |
sudo yum install libmemcached-devel | |
sudo pecl install memcached |
The recklessly part of this is that I confess I did not check ... anything. My existing Symfony 3.3.10 application comes up and lets me log in. I haven't checked more than that.
Good luck!
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