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We put mod_security rules out for this in the Atomic feed earlier this week. If you are using ASL or aum this was update would have already been applied automatically, and you shouldn't have to do anything else.

Since I cant seem to edit posts any more, updates are out for PHP 5.4.33 and PHP 5.5.17

minor correction there, the atomic soap package is called "php-soap"

@TechnoMan are they listed in: /usr/local/psa/bin/php_handler --list

The PHP 5.2 packages are call atomic-php52, they are part of the PHP Panda project. http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?293750-PHP-Panda!-Multi-PHP-installer-for-Plesk

You will only need a subscription to install the PHP 5.3 packages from the Nucleus channel, all the rest are available from the Atomic repo directly. No account required!

Updates were just released for: * PHP 5.6.0 (Official release!) Compatibility and other changes here http://php.net/archive/2014.php#id2014-08-28-1 * PHP 5.5.16 * PHP 5.4.32

@BrettDNZ It should be just fine in that environment. The packages are installed in parallel with any other php installs on the system.

The upgrader for that is still in development. You can follow the progress here: http://seven.centos.org/ If you're looking for PHP 5.4, I put together an installer that allows you to run multiple versions of PHP here. It supports concurrent installs of PHP 5.4, 5.5 and 5.6...

You might have disabled the repo. Also there is a multi-php project available from atomic already: http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?293750-PHP-Panda!-Multi-PHP-installer-for-Plesk

php 5.3 is available through the nucleus repo: https://www.atomicorp.com/products/nucleus.html

Thats sort of what I was thinking, although focused on fewer modules because I am an unpaid volunteer :P. Mainly zend, ioncube, apc, eaccelerator.

Another option that allows multiple concurrent versions: http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?293750-PHP-Panda!-Multi-PHP-installer-for-Plesk/

I havent looked at it, but I imagine it works exactly the same way PHP Panda does it, using php_handler. I'm not sure about cpanel though, I havent seen anything like php_handler there. All the posts Ive found so far did it by using .htaccess files, which seems like a bad idea

Appologies for not getting back to all the questions in this thread sooner! My work on atomic secured linux (ASL) takes up a good chunk of my time, so I can't get back to these forums as much as Id like. @MislavO Yes, we're doing builds for part of ASL on debian and ubuntu now. It...

Packages for Centos 7 are now available!

You *could* miss out on updates for those other components. Excepting the condition of a major change where the library versioning (ex libexample.so.10 becomes libexample.so.11) those updates won't be automatically pulled in from an update like yum upgrade atomic-php*. You'd have to cherry pick...

You'll have to update those packages through yum, the loader packages (plesk-php-panda, etc) do not dictate the version to install, just the name.

PHP Panda has been updated to: * PHP 5.6.0 RC1 * PHP 5.5.14 * PHP 5.4.30

Thanks for the report! AUM 4.0.3-15 has been released to address the glibc update issue you ran in to. It should be available in all the mirrors today