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SoI want to use PHP6 beta on my ubuntu server, but it is desktop eddition. Would I download the source files from their site and compile those, or something else.
Also is the compiling automatic.
I need this info for apache 2.2.3 and MySQL 5.0.22
You have to download the source code for the beta from php.net and compile it yourself. If you have never done this before take a look at the installation docs available at php.net as well as this article at hostlibrary.
SoI want to use PHP6 beta on my ubuntu server, but it is desktop eddition. Would I download the source files from their site and compile those, or something else.
Also is the compiling automatic.
I need this info for apache 2.2.3 and MySQL 5.0.22
Once you've got 'em, unzip 'em and read the INSTALL file. That'll tell you how to build them - it'll be some permutation of:
# ./configure
# make
# make install
Pay attention to the additional configuration options...
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