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Re: How to verify PHP and MySQL version on NAS
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Does anyone know if the newer ReadyNAS ship with PHP and MySQL installed? And if so, how can you verify the version? I saw a post online about PHP as follows:
Distro PHP Version
Ubuntu 12.04 5.3.10
Ubuntu 14.04 5.5.9
Ubuntu 16.04 7.0
CentOS 6 5.3.3
CentOS 7 5.4.16
Debian 7 5.4.45
Debian 8 5.6.20
It's my understanding that OS 6.6 was an upgrade to Debian 8 but I'm uncertain if the latest PHP and MySQL were part of that upgrade or not.
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-which php and which mysql returned nothing.
-find -iname "php" and find -iname "myqsl" found nothing
-dpkg --list did not include anything related to mysql or php
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Re: How to verify PHP and MySQL version on NAS
My 526X has neither PHP nor MySQL installed.
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Thanks!
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-which php and which mysql returned nothing.
-find -iname "php" and find -iname "myqsl" found nothing
-dpkg --list did not include anything related to mysql or php
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Re: How to verify PHP and MySQL version on NAS
@StephenB wrote:-which php and which mysql returned nothing.
-find -iname "php" and find -iname "myqsl" found nothing
-dpkg --list did not include anything related to mysql or php
Got it so is there any how-to guides on installing the latest versions? It seems everything in the App store is using much older version or in limbo since the upgrade to OS 6.6.
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Re: How to verify PHP and MySQL version on NAS
@StephenB wrote:
@NASguru wrote:Got it so is there any how-to guides on installing the latest versions?
Not that I've seen. It would be useful to have up-to-date apps to install these (or at least a how-to).
Exactly my point and I'm actuall surprised that's not the case. Unfortunately, I'm not savvy enough to grab the source codes from GitHub and compile/port them over or I would create my own App for the store. I can probably Google enough and fumble through a manual installation but even then I may have only limited success. Is there a process to make a recommendation to Netgear to bundle this with the next update?
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Will do. Thanks!
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Anyone feeling luck? A quick search on how to install it turns this link up: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/installing-php-7-on-debian-linux-8-jessie-wheezy-using-apt-get/
I found this interesting off that link:
PHP 7 is a dynamic scripting langauge for delivering applications. You can get 2x faster performance and 50% better memory consumption than PHP 5.6, allowing you to serve more concurrent users without adding any hardware. However, PHP 7 not included with Debian 8.x stable version. In this tutorial, you will learn about installing PHP 7 on Debian 8.6 server. Please note that Debian 9.0 “Stretch” will include PHP 7 by default.
So this may become moot if the next update of ReadyNAS is to Debian 9.0?