bionic (18.04LTS): PHP 7.3, Package availabilityHow to upgrade to php 7.2 version in xamppOne PHP meta-package for all common PHP packages?Where can I obtain a list of all virtual packages provided by a Ubuntu distribution / release (e.g. bionic)?How do I enable PHP 7.3 in Apache2
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bionic (18.04LTS): PHP 7.3, Package availability
How to upgrade to php 7.2 version in xamppOne PHP meta-package for all common PHP packages?Where can I obtain a list of all virtual packages provided by a Ubuntu distribution / release (e.g. bionic)?How do I enable PHP 7.3 in Apache2
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I am aware of the existing Ubuntu Packages site (https://packages.ubuntu.com/en/bionic/). But how to know which Php version will be supported ?
Thank you.
apt php7
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I am aware of the existing Ubuntu Packages site (https://packages.ubuntu.com/en/bionic/). But how to know which Php version will be supported ?
Thank you.
apt php7
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I am aware of the existing Ubuntu Packages site (https://packages.ubuntu.com/en/bionic/). But how to know which Php version will be supported ?
Thank you.
apt php7
I am aware of the existing Ubuntu Packages site (https://packages.ubuntu.com/en/bionic/). But how to know which Php version will be supported ?
Thank you.
apt php7
apt php7
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You can use https://packages.ubuntu.com/
There is search engine. If you use it, you'll find out that php 7.2 is currently in bionic repositories.
https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=php&searchon=names
https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic-updates/php7.2
php 7.3 will be provided officially in Ubuntu 19.10 eoan.
Thank you Pilot6. How did you get the information that php 7.3 will be provided officially in Ubuntu 19.10 eoan ? Does it mean that there will be no php 7.3 apt support?
– Pierre
Sep 25 at 13:34
If you click my search link, you'll see that eoan has 7.3. What is "7.3 apt support"? I don't know if php 7.3 will be provided forbionicor not. Most likely it won't.
– Pilot6
Sep 25 at 13:36
I mean available through an 'apt upgrade'. However it's all crystal clear. Thank you for your time.
– Pierre
Sep 25 at 13:48
7.2 will get security upgrades, but won't upgrade to 7.3.
– Pilot6
Sep 25 at 13:50
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You can use https://packages.ubuntu.com/
There is search engine. If you use it, you'll find out that php 7.2 is currently in bionic repositories.
https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=php&searchon=names
https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic-updates/php7.2
php 7.3 will be provided officially in Ubuntu 19.10 eoan.
Thank you Pilot6. How did you get the information that php 7.3 will be provided officially in Ubuntu 19.10 eoan ? Does it mean that there will be no php 7.3 apt support?
– Pierre
Sep 25 at 13:34
If you click my search link, you'll see that eoan has 7.3. What is "7.3 apt support"? I don't know if php 7.3 will be provided forbionicor not. Most likely it won't.
– Pilot6
Sep 25 at 13:36
I mean available through an 'apt upgrade'. However it's all crystal clear. Thank you for your time.
– Pierre
Sep 25 at 13:48
7.2 will get security upgrades, but won't upgrade to 7.3.
– Pilot6
Sep 25 at 13:50
add a comment
|
You can use https://packages.ubuntu.com/
There is search engine. If you use it, you'll find out that php 7.2 is currently in bionic repositories.
https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=php&searchon=names
https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic-updates/php7.2
php 7.3 will be provided officially in Ubuntu 19.10 eoan.
Thank you Pilot6. How did you get the information that php 7.3 will be provided officially in Ubuntu 19.10 eoan ? Does it mean that there will be no php 7.3 apt support?
– Pierre
Sep 25 at 13:34
If you click my search link, you'll see that eoan has 7.3. What is "7.3 apt support"? I don't know if php 7.3 will be provided forbionicor not. Most likely it won't.
– Pilot6
Sep 25 at 13:36
I mean available through an 'apt upgrade'. However it's all crystal clear. Thank you for your time.
– Pierre
Sep 25 at 13:48
7.2 will get security upgrades, but won't upgrade to 7.3.
– Pilot6
Sep 25 at 13:50
add a comment
|
You can use https://packages.ubuntu.com/
There is search engine. If you use it, you'll find out that php 7.2 is currently in bionic repositories.
https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=php&searchon=names
https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic-updates/php7.2
php 7.3 will be provided officially in Ubuntu 19.10 eoan.
You can use https://packages.ubuntu.com/
There is search engine. If you use it, you'll find out that php 7.2 is currently in bionic repositories.
https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=php&searchon=names
https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic-updates/php7.2
php 7.3 will be provided officially in Ubuntu 19.10 eoan.
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Thank you Pilot6. How did you get the information that php 7.3 will be provided officially in Ubuntu 19.10 eoan ? Does it mean that there will be no php 7.3 apt support?
– Pierre
Sep 25 at 13:34
If you click my search link, you'll see that eoan has 7.3. What is "7.3 apt support"? I don't know if php 7.3 will be provided forbionicor not. Most likely it won't.
– Pilot6
Sep 25 at 13:36
I mean available through an 'apt upgrade'. However it's all crystal clear. Thank you for your time.
– Pierre
Sep 25 at 13:48
7.2 will get security upgrades, but won't upgrade to 7.3.
– Pilot6
Sep 25 at 13:50
add a comment
|
Thank you Pilot6. How did you get the information that php 7.3 will be provided officially in Ubuntu 19.10 eoan ? Does it mean that there will be no php 7.3 apt support?
– Pierre
Sep 25 at 13:34
If you click my search link, you'll see that eoan has 7.3. What is "7.3 apt support"? I don't know if php 7.3 will be provided forbionicor not. Most likely it won't.
– Pilot6
Sep 25 at 13:36
I mean available through an 'apt upgrade'. However it's all crystal clear. Thank you for your time.
– Pierre
Sep 25 at 13:48
7.2 will get security upgrades, but won't upgrade to 7.3.
– Pilot6
Sep 25 at 13:50
Thank you Pilot6. How did you get the information that php 7.3 will be provided officially in Ubuntu 19.10 eoan ? Does it mean that there will be no php 7.3 apt support?
– Pierre
Sep 25 at 13:34
Thank you Pilot6. How did you get the information that php 7.3 will be provided officially in Ubuntu 19.10 eoan ? Does it mean that there will be no php 7.3 apt support?
– Pierre
Sep 25 at 13:34
If you click my search link, you'll see that eoan has 7.3. What is "7.3 apt support"? I don't know if php 7.3 will be provided for
bionic or not. Most likely it won't.– Pilot6
Sep 25 at 13:36
If you click my search link, you'll see that eoan has 7.3. What is "7.3 apt support"? I don't know if php 7.3 will be provided for
bionic or not. Most likely it won't.– Pilot6
Sep 25 at 13:36
I mean available through an 'apt upgrade'. However it's all crystal clear. Thank you for your time.
– Pierre
Sep 25 at 13:48
I mean available through an 'apt upgrade'. However it's all crystal clear. Thank you for your time.
– Pierre
Sep 25 at 13:48
7.2 will get security upgrades, but won't upgrade to 7.3.
– Pilot6
Sep 25 at 13:50
7.2 will get security upgrades, but won't upgrade to 7.3.
– Pilot6
Sep 25 at 13:50
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