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Revision as of 10:16, 16 July 2013
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Introduction
The Atomicorp Nucleus PHP 5.3 Repository (PHP 5.3 Archive) provides PHP 5.3 and related legacy support packages for Redhat, CentOS, and Cloudlinux versions 5 and 6 including:
- PHP 5.3 APIs
- ionCube Loader
- APC (Alternative PHP Cache)
- PHP Zen Guard Loader
Ordering Instructions
Access licenses to the Nucleus Repository can be purchased from the Atomicorp Store for $10 per month or $99 per year per IP address.
Once you have purchased a license to the Nucleus Repo, please either log-in to your Support Portal account, and open up a ticket/case with your Username and the IP address you wish to install the repo on. Alternatively, you can send an email to support@atomicorp.com with the same information.
Once you have submitted that information to Atomicorp Support, we will add your IP address(es) into the repository.
Support
Support from Atomicorp is limited to the timely update of the repository.
Terms and Conditions
Purchase of a single Nucleus Repository license entitles the purchaser to access and download from the Nucleus Repository to a single IP address within the time period of the license. Atomicorp will update the Nucleus Repository with patches when they are available and where it is possible within a reasonable amount of time. Supported packages may change at any time without notice at Atomicorp’s discretion. Please see Atomicorp’s End User License Agreement for further details.
Installation
NOTE: The rpm command does not support https.
EL 5
Step 1)
As root run the command:
Step 2)
If you are using the Atomic repository you must add this to the /etc/yum.repos.d/atomic.repo file:
exclude=php*
EL 6
As root run the command:
Step 2)
If you are using the Atomic repository you must add this to the /etc/yum.repos.d/atomic.repo file:
exclude=php*
