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I have a problem with building the package for PHP 7.3 from git. At the moment I am using Ubuntu 16.04 with utdatet php 7.0.x. (It's impossible to upgrade Ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04 at my VPS, because it crashes at boot. I only have Virtuozzo to debug and I can't find the point where it crashes, so upgrading to 18.04 isn't an option yet.)



My steps so far:



I have installed all programs for build, (git, build essential, libtool, bison and re2c).



I cloned the git from GitHub with:



git clone https://github.com/php/php-src.git 


Then I selected the branch I want:



git checkout PHP-7.3 


Then I ran:



./buildconf


What is the next step?



I need the following packages:



  php7.3

  libapache2-mod-php7.3

  php7.3-mysql

  mysql-server



I didn't search for a PPA, because I wanted to do it on my own in order to learn by doing it.










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    I have a problem with building the package for PHP 7.3 from git. At the moment I am using Ubuntu 16.04 with utdatet php 7.0.x. (It's impossible to upgrade Ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04 at my VPS, because it crashes at boot. I only have Virtuozzo to debug and I can't find the point where it crashes, so upgrading to 18.04 isn't an option yet.)



    My steps so far:



    I have installed all programs for build, (git, build essential, libtool, bison and re2c).



    I cloned the git from GitHub with:



    git clone https://github.com/php/php-src.git 


    Then I selected the branch I want:



    git checkout PHP-7.3 


    Then I ran:



    ./buildconf


    What is the next step?



    I need the following packages:



      php7.3

      libapache2-mod-php7.3

      php7.3-mysql

      mysql-server



    I didn't search for a PPA, because I wanted to do it on my own in order to learn by doing it.










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      I have a problem with building the package for PHP 7.3 from git. At the moment I am using Ubuntu 16.04 with utdatet php 7.0.x. (It's impossible to upgrade Ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04 at my VPS, because it crashes at boot. I only have Virtuozzo to debug and I can't find the point where it crashes, so upgrading to 18.04 isn't an option yet.)



      My steps so far:



      I have installed all programs for build, (git, build essential, libtool, bison and re2c).



      I cloned the git from GitHub with:



      git clone https://github.com/php/php-src.git 


      Then I selected the branch I want:



      git checkout PHP-7.3 


      Then I ran:



      ./buildconf


      What is the next step?



      I need the following packages:



        php7.3

        libapache2-mod-php7.3

        php7.3-mysql

        mysql-server



      I didn't search for a PPA, because I wanted to do it on my own in order to learn by doing it.










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      I have a problem with building the package for PHP 7.3 from git. At the moment I am using Ubuntu 16.04 with utdatet php 7.0.x. (It's impossible to upgrade Ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04 at my VPS, because it crashes at boot. I only have Virtuozzo to debug and I can't find the point where it crashes, so upgrading to 18.04 isn't an option yet.)



      My steps so far:



      I have installed all programs for build, (git, build essential, libtool, bison and re2c).



      I cloned the git from GitHub with:



      git clone https://github.com/php/php-src.git 


      Then I selected the branch I want:



      git checkout PHP-7.3 


      Then I ran:



      ./buildconf


      What is the next step?



      I need the following packages:



        php7.3

        libapache2-mod-php7.3

        php7.3-mysql

        mysql-server



      I didn't search for a PPA, because I wanted to do it on my own in order to learn by doing it.







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          1. Install dependencies.



            sudo apt install autoconf automake bison build-essential curl flex 
            libtool libssl-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev libxml2-dev libreadline7
            libreadline-dev libsqlite3-dev libzip-dev libzip4 nginx openssl
            pkg-config re2c sqlite3 zlib1g-dev


            So you don't overwrite any existing PHP installs on your system, install PHP in your home directory. Create a directory for the PHP binaries.



            mkdir -p ~/bin/php7-latest/


          2. Download the PHP 7.3 from GitHub, decompress it, then change directories using cd to the new directory. You can also download PHP 7.3 from php.net/downloads.php and the installation instructions are exactly the same. Ordinarily this would be the preferred way of downloading PHP 7.3, but I'm using PHP 7.3 from https://github.com/php/ in this answer instead in order to match the PHP 7.3 archive that is asked about in the question.



          3. Configure PHP. Remove any options you don't need (like MySQL or Postgres (--with-pdo-pgsql))



            ./configure --prefix=$HOME/bin/php-latest 
            --enable-mysqlnd
            --with-pdo-mysql
            --with-pdo-mysql=mysqlnd
            --with-pdo-pgsql=/usr/bin/pg_config
            --enable-bcmath
            --enable-fpm
            --with-fpm-user=www-data
            --with-fpm-group=www-data
            --enable-mbstring
            --enable-phpdbg
            --enable-shmop
            --enable-sockets
            --enable-sysvmsg
            --enable-sysvsem
            --enable-sysvshm
            --enable-zip
            --with-libzip=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
            --with-zlib
            --with-curl
            --with-pear
            --with-openssl
            --enable-pcntl
            --with-readline


            Probably you won't need to remove any of the options except for --with-pdo-pgsql=/usr/bin/pg_config if PostgreSQL isn't installed. If you don't remove an option that is specific to a package that isn't installed, then this command will return an error message that tells you what option must be removed so that the command will run successfully.




          4. Compile the binaries:



            make # wait until make is finished
            make install



          5. Copy the PHP.ini file to the install directory



            cp php.ini-development ~/bin/php-latest/lib/



          6. Rename two files.



            cd ~/bin/php-latest/etc/  
            mv php-fpm.conf.default php-fpm.conf
            mv php-fpm.d/www.conf.default php-fpm.d/www.conf



          7. Create symbolic links for your for your binary file.



            cd ~/bin
            ln -s php-latest/bin/php php
            ln -s php-latest/bin/php-cgi php-cgi
            ln -s php-latest/bin/php-config php-config
            ln -s php-latest/bin/phpize phpize
            ln -s php-latest/bin/phar.phar phar
            ln -s php-latest/bin/pear pear
            ln -s php-latest/bin/phpdbg phpdbg
            ln -s php-latest/sbin/php-fpm php-fpm



          8. Link your local PHP to the php command. You will need to logout then log back in for php to switch to the local version instead of the installed version from the default Ubuntu repositories.



            # add this to .bashrc
            if [ -d "$HOME/bin" ] ; then
            PATH="$HOME/bin:$PATH"
            fi



          9. Start PHP-FPM



            sudo ~/bin/php-latest/sbin/php-fpm  


            If you run the above command as normal user without sudo, it will show the following notices:



            NOTICE: [pool www] 'user' directive is ignored when FPM is not running as root.    
            NOTICE: [pool www] 'group' directive is ignored when FPM is not running as root.



          Source: The Install file in php-src-master directory from https://github.com/php/php-src.git contains a link to https://php.net/install from which source these instructions were revised. In addition to several small revisions I added information about how to install PHP 7.3 locally in your home directory without requiring root permissions.






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            1. Install dependencies.



              sudo apt install autoconf automake bison build-essential curl flex 
              libtool libssl-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev libxml2-dev libreadline7
              libreadline-dev libsqlite3-dev libzip-dev libzip4 nginx openssl
              pkg-config re2c sqlite3 zlib1g-dev


              So you don't overwrite any existing PHP installs on your system, install PHP in your home directory. Create a directory for the PHP binaries.



              mkdir -p ~/bin/php7-latest/


            2. Download the PHP 7.3 from GitHub, decompress it, then change directories using cd to the new directory. You can also download PHP 7.3 from php.net/downloads.php and the installation instructions are exactly the same. Ordinarily this would be the preferred way of downloading PHP 7.3, but I'm using PHP 7.3 from https://github.com/php/ in this answer instead in order to match the PHP 7.3 archive that is asked about in the question.



            3. Configure PHP. Remove any options you don't need (like MySQL or Postgres (--with-pdo-pgsql))



              ./configure --prefix=$HOME/bin/php-latest 
              --enable-mysqlnd
              --with-pdo-mysql
              --with-pdo-mysql=mysqlnd
              --with-pdo-pgsql=/usr/bin/pg_config
              --enable-bcmath
              --enable-fpm
              --with-fpm-user=www-data
              --with-fpm-group=www-data
              --enable-mbstring
              --enable-phpdbg
              --enable-shmop
              --enable-sockets
              --enable-sysvmsg
              --enable-sysvsem
              --enable-sysvshm
              --enable-zip
              --with-libzip=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
              --with-zlib
              --with-curl
              --with-pear
              --with-openssl
              --enable-pcntl
              --with-readline


              Probably you won't need to remove any of the options except for --with-pdo-pgsql=/usr/bin/pg_config if PostgreSQL isn't installed. If you don't remove an option that is specific to a package that isn't installed, then this command will return an error message that tells you what option must be removed so that the command will run successfully.




            4. Compile the binaries:



              make # wait until make is finished
              make install



            5. Copy the PHP.ini file to the install directory



              cp php.ini-development ~/bin/php-latest/lib/



            6. Rename two files.



              cd ~/bin/php-latest/etc/  
              mv php-fpm.conf.default php-fpm.conf
              mv php-fpm.d/www.conf.default php-fpm.d/www.conf



            7. Create symbolic links for your for your binary file.



              cd ~/bin
              ln -s php-latest/bin/php php
              ln -s php-latest/bin/php-cgi php-cgi
              ln -s php-latest/bin/php-config php-config
              ln -s php-latest/bin/phpize phpize
              ln -s php-latest/bin/phar.phar phar
              ln -s php-latest/bin/pear pear
              ln -s php-latest/bin/phpdbg phpdbg
              ln -s php-latest/sbin/php-fpm php-fpm



            8. Link your local PHP to the php command. You will need to logout then log back in for php to switch to the local version instead of the installed version from the default Ubuntu repositories.



              # add this to .bashrc
              if [ -d "$HOME/bin" ] ; then
              PATH="$HOME/bin:$PATH"
              fi



            9. Start PHP-FPM



              sudo ~/bin/php-latest/sbin/php-fpm  


              If you run the above command as normal user without sudo, it will show the following notices:



              NOTICE: [pool www] 'user' directive is ignored when FPM is not running as root.    
              NOTICE: [pool www] 'group' directive is ignored when FPM is not running as root.



            Source: The Install file in php-src-master directory from https://github.com/php/php-src.git contains a link to https://php.net/install from which source these instructions were revised. In addition to several small revisions I added information about how to install PHP 7.3 locally in your home directory without requiring root permissions.






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              1. Install dependencies.



                sudo apt install autoconf automake bison build-essential curl flex 
                libtool libssl-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev libxml2-dev libreadline7
                libreadline-dev libsqlite3-dev libzip-dev libzip4 nginx openssl
                pkg-config re2c sqlite3 zlib1g-dev


                So you don't overwrite any existing PHP installs on your system, install PHP in your home directory. Create a directory for the PHP binaries.



                mkdir -p ~/bin/php7-latest/


              2. Download the PHP 7.3 from GitHub, decompress it, then change directories using cd to the new directory. You can also download PHP 7.3 from php.net/downloads.php and the installation instructions are exactly the same. Ordinarily this would be the preferred way of downloading PHP 7.3, but I'm using PHP 7.3 from https://github.com/php/ in this answer instead in order to match the PHP 7.3 archive that is asked about in the question.



              3. Configure PHP. Remove any options you don't need (like MySQL or Postgres (--with-pdo-pgsql))



                ./configure --prefix=$HOME/bin/php-latest 
                --enable-mysqlnd
                --with-pdo-mysql
                --with-pdo-mysql=mysqlnd
                --with-pdo-pgsql=/usr/bin/pg_config
                --enable-bcmath
                --enable-fpm
                --with-fpm-user=www-data
                --with-fpm-group=www-data
                --enable-mbstring
                --enable-phpdbg
                --enable-shmop
                --enable-sockets
                --enable-sysvmsg
                --enable-sysvsem
                --enable-sysvshm
                --enable-zip
                --with-libzip=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
                --with-zlib
                --with-curl
                --with-pear
                --with-openssl
                --enable-pcntl
                --with-readline


                Probably you won't need to remove any of the options except for --with-pdo-pgsql=/usr/bin/pg_config if PostgreSQL isn't installed. If you don't remove an option that is specific to a package that isn't installed, then this command will return an error message that tells you what option must be removed so that the command will run successfully.




              4. Compile the binaries:



                make # wait until make is finished
                make install



              5. Copy the PHP.ini file to the install directory



                cp php.ini-development ~/bin/php-latest/lib/



              6. Rename two files.



                cd ~/bin/php-latest/etc/  
                mv php-fpm.conf.default php-fpm.conf
                mv php-fpm.d/www.conf.default php-fpm.d/www.conf



              7. Create symbolic links for your for your binary file.



                cd ~/bin
                ln -s php-latest/bin/php php
                ln -s php-latest/bin/php-cgi php-cgi
                ln -s php-latest/bin/php-config php-config
                ln -s php-latest/bin/phpize phpize
                ln -s php-latest/bin/phar.phar phar
                ln -s php-latest/bin/pear pear
                ln -s php-latest/bin/phpdbg phpdbg
                ln -s php-latest/sbin/php-fpm php-fpm



              8. Link your local PHP to the php command. You will need to logout then log back in for php to switch to the local version instead of the installed version from the default Ubuntu repositories.



                # add this to .bashrc
                if [ -d "$HOME/bin" ] ; then
                PATH="$HOME/bin:$PATH"
                fi



              9. Start PHP-FPM



                sudo ~/bin/php-latest/sbin/php-fpm  


                If you run the above command as normal user without sudo, it will show the following notices:



                NOTICE: [pool www] 'user' directive is ignored when FPM is not running as root.    
                NOTICE: [pool www] 'group' directive is ignored when FPM is not running as root.



              Source: The Install file in php-src-master directory from https://github.com/php/php-src.git contains a link to https://php.net/install from which source these instructions were revised. In addition to several small revisions I added information about how to install PHP 7.3 locally in your home directory without requiring root permissions.






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                1. Install dependencies.



                  sudo apt install autoconf automake bison build-essential curl flex 
                  libtool libssl-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev libxml2-dev libreadline7
                  libreadline-dev libsqlite3-dev libzip-dev libzip4 nginx openssl
                  pkg-config re2c sqlite3 zlib1g-dev


                  So you don't overwrite any existing PHP installs on your system, install PHP in your home directory. Create a directory for the PHP binaries.



                  mkdir -p ~/bin/php7-latest/


                2. Download the PHP 7.3 from GitHub, decompress it, then change directories using cd to the new directory. You can also download PHP 7.3 from php.net/downloads.php and the installation instructions are exactly the same. Ordinarily this would be the preferred way of downloading PHP 7.3, but I'm using PHP 7.3 from https://github.com/php/ in this answer instead in order to match the PHP 7.3 archive that is asked about in the question.



                3. Configure PHP. Remove any options you don't need (like MySQL or Postgres (--with-pdo-pgsql))



                  ./configure --prefix=$HOME/bin/php-latest 
                  --enable-mysqlnd
                  --with-pdo-mysql
                  --with-pdo-mysql=mysqlnd
                  --with-pdo-pgsql=/usr/bin/pg_config
                  --enable-bcmath
                  --enable-fpm
                  --with-fpm-user=www-data
                  --with-fpm-group=www-data
                  --enable-mbstring
                  --enable-phpdbg
                  --enable-shmop
                  --enable-sockets
                  --enable-sysvmsg
                  --enable-sysvsem
                  --enable-sysvshm
                  --enable-zip
                  --with-libzip=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
                  --with-zlib
                  --with-curl
                  --with-pear
                  --with-openssl
                  --enable-pcntl
                  --with-readline


                  Probably you won't need to remove any of the options except for --with-pdo-pgsql=/usr/bin/pg_config if PostgreSQL isn't installed. If you don't remove an option that is specific to a package that isn't installed, then this command will return an error message that tells you what option must be removed so that the command will run successfully.




                4. Compile the binaries:



                  make # wait until make is finished
                  make install



                5. Copy the PHP.ini file to the install directory



                  cp php.ini-development ~/bin/php-latest/lib/



                6. Rename two files.



                  cd ~/bin/php-latest/etc/  
                  mv php-fpm.conf.default php-fpm.conf
                  mv php-fpm.d/www.conf.default php-fpm.d/www.conf



                7. Create symbolic links for your for your binary file.



                  cd ~/bin
                  ln -s php-latest/bin/php php
                  ln -s php-latest/bin/php-cgi php-cgi
                  ln -s php-latest/bin/php-config php-config
                  ln -s php-latest/bin/phpize phpize
                  ln -s php-latest/bin/phar.phar phar
                  ln -s php-latest/bin/pear pear
                  ln -s php-latest/bin/phpdbg phpdbg
                  ln -s php-latest/sbin/php-fpm php-fpm



                8. Link your local PHP to the php command. You will need to logout then log back in for php to switch to the local version instead of the installed version from the default Ubuntu repositories.



                  # add this to .bashrc
                  if [ -d "$HOME/bin" ] ; then
                  PATH="$HOME/bin:$PATH"
                  fi



                9. Start PHP-FPM



                  sudo ~/bin/php-latest/sbin/php-fpm  


                  If you run the above command as normal user without sudo, it will show the following notices:



                  NOTICE: [pool www] 'user' directive is ignored when FPM is not running as root.    
                  NOTICE: [pool www] 'group' directive is ignored when FPM is not running as root.



                Source: The Install file in php-src-master directory from https://github.com/php/php-src.git contains a link to https://php.net/install from which source these instructions were revised. In addition to several small revisions I added information about how to install PHP 7.3 locally in your home directory without requiring root permissions.






                share|improve this answer

















                1. Install dependencies.



                  sudo apt install autoconf automake bison build-essential curl flex 
                  libtool libssl-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev libxml2-dev libreadline7
                  libreadline-dev libsqlite3-dev libzip-dev libzip4 nginx openssl
                  pkg-config re2c sqlite3 zlib1g-dev


                  So you don't overwrite any existing PHP installs on your system, install PHP in your home directory. Create a directory for the PHP binaries.



                  mkdir -p ~/bin/php7-latest/


                2. Download the PHP 7.3 from GitHub, decompress it, then change directories using cd to the new directory. You can also download PHP 7.3 from php.net/downloads.php and the installation instructions are exactly the same. Ordinarily this would be the preferred way of downloading PHP 7.3, but I'm using PHP 7.3 from https://github.com/php/ in this answer instead in order to match the PHP 7.3 archive that is asked about in the question.



                3. Configure PHP. Remove any options you don't need (like MySQL or Postgres (--with-pdo-pgsql))



                  ./configure --prefix=$HOME/bin/php-latest 
                  --enable-mysqlnd
                  --with-pdo-mysql
                  --with-pdo-mysql=mysqlnd
                  --with-pdo-pgsql=/usr/bin/pg_config
                  --enable-bcmath
                  --enable-fpm
                  --with-fpm-user=www-data
                  --with-fpm-group=www-data
                  --enable-mbstring
                  --enable-phpdbg
                  --enable-shmop
                  --enable-sockets
                  --enable-sysvmsg
                  --enable-sysvsem
                  --enable-sysvshm
                  --enable-zip
                  --with-libzip=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
                  --with-zlib
                  --with-curl
                  --with-pear
                  --with-openssl
                  --enable-pcntl
                  --with-readline


                  Probably you won't need to remove any of the options except for --with-pdo-pgsql=/usr/bin/pg_config if PostgreSQL isn't installed. If you don't remove an option that is specific to a package that isn't installed, then this command will return an error message that tells you what option must be removed so that the command will run successfully.




                4. Compile the binaries:



                  make # wait until make is finished
                  make install



                5. Copy the PHP.ini file to the install directory



                  cp php.ini-development ~/bin/php-latest/lib/



                6. Rename two files.



                  cd ~/bin/php-latest/etc/  
                  mv php-fpm.conf.default php-fpm.conf
                  mv php-fpm.d/www.conf.default php-fpm.d/www.conf



                7. Create symbolic links for your for your binary file.



                  cd ~/bin
                  ln -s php-latest/bin/php php
                  ln -s php-latest/bin/php-cgi php-cgi
                  ln -s php-latest/bin/php-config php-config
                  ln -s php-latest/bin/phpize phpize
                  ln -s php-latest/bin/phar.phar phar
                  ln -s php-latest/bin/pear pear
                  ln -s php-latest/bin/phpdbg phpdbg
                  ln -s php-latest/sbin/php-fpm php-fpm



                8. Link your local PHP to the php command. You will need to logout then log back in for php to switch to the local version instead of the installed version from the default Ubuntu repositories.



                  # add this to .bashrc
                  if [ -d "$HOME/bin" ] ; then
                  PATH="$HOME/bin:$PATH"
                  fi



                9. Start PHP-FPM



                  sudo ~/bin/php-latest/sbin/php-fpm  


                  If you run the above command as normal user without sudo, it will show the following notices:



                  NOTICE: [pool www] 'user' directive is ignored when FPM is not running as root.    
                  NOTICE: [pool www] 'group' directive is ignored when FPM is not running as root.



                Source: The Install file in php-src-master directory from https://github.com/php/php-src.git contains a link to https://php.net/install from which source these instructions were revised. In addition to several small revisions I added information about how to install PHP 7.3 locally in your home directory without requiring root permissions.







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