PHP 5.4.44

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PHP5 5.4.44

• Description:
  

  PHPis a widely-used general-purpose scripting language that is especially suited for Web development and can be embedded into HTML.

• Requirements: RAIDiator 5.3.2 or newer 

• Platform: ARM

• Current Version: PHP5 5.4.44
  
  • Changes from previous release:
    - Updated to PHP 5.4.44
  
  
  • Important:
    Make sure to have SSH access enabled on your ReadyNAS before installing this addon. (Better safe than sorry!)
     
  • No restart of the ReadyNAS required, should work right after installation. Give it a minute or two for the web server needs to restart in the background. 
  
  
  • Details:
    
    
    • This addon contains the libphp5.so module for the Apache web server as well as the command line version of PHP. Included are the following extensions:
      - PEAR
      - apache2handler
      - bcmath
      - bz2
      - calendar
      - core
      - ctype
      - curl (*)
      - date
      - dba
      - dom
      - enchant (*)
      - ereg
      - exif
      - fileinfo
      - filter
      - ftp
      - gd (*)
      - gettext
      - gmp
      - hash
      - iconv
      - intl
      - json
      - ldap (*)
      - libxml
      - mbstring
      - mcrypt (*)
      - mhash
      - mssql (*)
      - mysql (*)
      - mysqli (*)
      - mysqlnd
      - odbc (*)
      - openssl
      - pcre
      - pdo (*)
      - pdo_dblib (*)
      - pdo_mysql (*)
      - pdo_odbc (*)
      - pdo_sqlite (*)
      - phar
      - posix
      - pspell (*)
      - recode (*)
      - reflection
      - session
      - shmop
      - simplexml
      - snmp (*)
      - soap
      - sockets
      - spl
      - sqlite (*)
      - sqlite3 (*)
      - standard
      - sysvmsg
      - sysvsem
      - sysvshm
      - tidy (*)
      - tokenizer
      - wddx
      - xcache (*)
      - xml
      - xmlreader
      - xmlrpc (*)
      - xmlwriter
      - xsl (*)
      - zip
      - zlib
      
      
    
    
    • Modules marked with (*) can be disabled form within Frontview to conserve system memory like shown in this screenshot:
      

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Updated to: PHP_5.3.10-arm-4.1.1.bin

- Upgrade to PHP 5.3.10
- Allows editing of php.ini files from within add-on pane

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Updated to: PHP_5.3.17-arm-4.3.0.bin

- Upgrade to PHP 5.3.17
- Allows editing of php.ini files from within add-on pane

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Updated to: PHP_5.3.19-arm-4.3.3.bin

- Upgrade to PHP 5.3.19
- Updated XCache module to 3.0.0

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Updated to: PHP_5.3.20-arm-4.3.5.bin

- Upgrade to PHP 5.3.20

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Updated to: PHP_5.4.28-arm-4.6.0.bin

- Upgrade to PHP 5.4.28
- Updated ZendOpcache to version 7.0.3

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Updated to: PHP5 5.4.30

- Upgrade to PHP 5.4.30

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Updated to: PHP5 5.4.44

- Upgrade to PHP 5.4.44

[Forage]

After updating the add-on from PHP 5.4.44 to PHP 5.4.45 I noticed one issue. All disabled modules are being enabled again when updating the add-on. It would be good to preserve the settings since the ReadyNAS isn't the most powerful system to run all this stuff nicely.

Also, with PHP 5.4.45 you added the APCu module and for that: many thanks!

Since you are, however, recommending to use it with ownCloud, you might want to add the following to /etc/php5/cli/php.ini

apc.enable_cli=1

I don't know to what extend you are messing with PHP's default settings but it's not that obvious for people to know they have to do this. In addition to adding the following to config/config.php

'memcache.local' => '\OC\Memcache\APCu',

Especially the first setting is something that will be overlooked. The result will be a failing ownCloud cron job if you forget.