Is there a Puppy version with PHP 7.4? (Solved)
Is there a Puppy version with PHP 7.4? (Solved)
Which puppy have php 7.4? DistroWatch shows bionic64 have the php version I need but I just downloaded the latest copy from http://puppylinux.com and PPM still shows 7.2
Last edited by jp734 on Wed 24 Jun 2020, 13:23, edited 1 time in total.
Have you updated your repos? Otherwise you will need to install manually.
I am running 7.4.6 on a WeeDog Void or WeeDog Arch but my Bionic's I use 7.2..works nice and is in line with my commercial web servers that I use.
here is some simple guide to give some ideas on what to do.
https://www.cloudbooklet.com/upgrade-ph ... on-ubuntu/
https://php.watch/articles/Ubuntu-PHP-7.4
with some reading between the lines and doing what needs to be done for Puppy Linux it should work okay......
Also use the Puppy Linux CLI package manager Pkg to install.....easy to add the new repos using it....
I am running 7.4.6 on a WeeDog Void or WeeDog Arch but my Bionic's I use 7.2..works nice and is in line with my commercial web servers that I use.
here is some simple guide to give some ideas on what to do.
https://www.cloudbooklet.com/upgrade-ph ... on-ubuntu/
https://php.watch/articles/Ubuntu-PHP-7.4
with some reading between the lines and doing what needs to be done for Puppy Linux it should work okay......
Also use the Puppy Linux CLI package manager Pkg to install.....easy to add the new repos using it....
@rockedge - I am getting an error when i update and not sure why it's happening. Also should I use the .xz or .gz file?
Here is the path to the file as saved (DISTRO_COMPAT_REPOS)
But I would really love to understand how to add a repo as well. I'm sure it will benefit me down the road.
Here is the path to the file as saved (DISTRO_COMPAT_REPOS)
but when I try to update PPM, it gives me a NOT FOUND error because it changed to this. (There should be no '-updates')
@semme - I downloaded XAMPP and it looks like once installed it has everything you need. Just need some configurations. That's what stopped me coz I have to learn where i have to put everything again and setting up mariadb database seem different. When I try "mysql -u root -p", nothing happened and I also tried "mariadb....." with no result. I'm sure it's something simple though once you figure out where to put all the files.http://ppa.launchpad.net/ondrej/php/ubu ... [b]updates[/b]/main/binary-amd64/Packages.gz
But I would really love to understand how to add a repo as well. I'm sure it will benefit me down the road.
Last edited by jp734 on Tue 23 Jun 2020, 15:37, edited 3 times in total.
You have to keep in mind, most net-centric apps are built for "multi-user" systems. Try the following:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/372 ... thout-sudo
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/142 ... ql-as-root
That Pup is NOT a multi-user system is one of its shortcomings.
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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/372 ... thout-sudo
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/142 ... ql-as-root
That Pup is NOT a multi-user system is one of its shortcomings.
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Repo help? Join the Trail Blazers!
>>> Living with the immediacy of death helps you sort out your priorities. It helps you live a life less trivial <<<
The mariaDB setup is now what a MySQL setup looked like before they changed it.setting up mariadb database seem different.
It's the ridiculous fear of running as the root user and the much smarter overlords deciding what is good for us because we just don't understand........
Did you follow the all the steps for mariaDB? Like the all important mysql_install_db -uroot step to actually create the base tables and config files?
because if it is running correctly this is how you connect via command line :
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mysql -u root -p yourpassword
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mysqld -u root
Origianlly, I had apache and mysql installed and working properly. I was able to setup mysql database and user. All working fine except I needed PHP 7.4 instead of 7.2
Before installing XAMPP, I uninstalled both apache and mysql coz I'm not sure if it will create some issue. I don't have a problem re-installing them especially now that I know what to do. Just want a clean install. After installing XAMPP, that's when the command 'mysql -u root -p' didn't work. I'm guessing it's the path to the executable file. XAMPP comes with a manager where you can start apache and mysql on a click of a button but I did not see anything for setting up your database/user.
I'm sure I started the server but there's a good chance I was dreaming coz it was late - Will try again tonight.
So my options are to figure out how to add ondrej repo properly so I can install php 7.4 OR stick with XAMPP, learn where all configuration files should go and figure out the path to the executables so I can setup my database, but as mentioned on my last post, no matter what, learning how to add repo will be beneficial later down the road.
@rockedge - any clues why I was getting the error (see my last post) - Thanks
Before installing XAMPP, I uninstalled both apache and mysql coz I'm not sure if it will create some issue. I don't have a problem re-installing them especially now that I know what to do. Just want a clean install. After installing XAMPP, that's when the command 'mysql -u root -p' didn't work. I'm guessing it's the path to the executable file. XAMPP comes with a manager where you can start apache and mysql on a click of a button but I did not see anything for setting up your database/user.
I'm sure I started the server but there's a good chance I was dreaming coz it was late - Will try again tonight.
So my options are to figure out how to add ondrej repo properly so I can install php 7.4 OR stick with XAMPP, learn where all configuration files should go and figure out the path to the executables so I can setup my database, but as mentioned on my last post, no matter what, learning how to add repo will be beneficial later down the road.
@rockedge - any clues why I was getting the error (see my last post) - Thanks
You sound surprised. It's FAQ #1! >> https://www.apachefriends.org/faq_linux.html
>>> Living with the immediacy of death helps you sort out your priorities. It helps you live a life less trivial <<<