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Updates are now out for: * PHP 5.6.5 * PHP 5.5.21 * PHP 5.4.37

@Denis_Molan The php.ini files are tagged %config in the rpm files, but if you really want to protect your custom changes put them in the <atomic root>/etc/php.d/ directory, provided it ends in .ini it will be parsed automatically. @StephanJ There's a condition I'd never thought of. The plesk...

Ive never used mongodb before, so I'd need you to put together a test suite for that so I can look into it on the packaging side. I would have thought that would use the regular dba interface? The php-devel packages exist for all the various versions, and they live under /opt/atomic. So mainly...

Any version, 2.0, 2.2, or 2.4. It also works with nginx and litespeed. There arent any apache upgrades in Atomic, so it will use whatever you're already running.

There are around 25-30 packages for each version, so the best way to update that is with a regular yum update. Barring that you can list all the updates available with yum list, and then update them individually or with wildcards. Personally I just use yum update and leave it at that.

Mysql, mysqli, and mysqlnd are available in the PHP Panda packages as well: http://talk.plesk.com/threads/php-panda-multi-php-installer-for-plesk.293750/ By default it will install the mysqlnd module, and the mysql/mysqli packages (available separately) are linked against the default version...

PHP 5.4.36 updates are now available!

Its "yum install plesk-php-panda", just like it says in the top post

The package name is "php-panda", there isnt one specific for 5.5, its a rollup of 5.4/5.5/5.6

Updates for PHP 5.6.4 and 5.5.20 are now available. PHP 5.4.36 is forthcoming, currently there is a blocking issue preventing it from building on El7 due to a Mariadb bug.

PHP 5.2 is now available through the subscription Nucleus repository

Updates should be out for this issue now. Thanks for the report!

Latest PHP Panda updates: * PHP 5.4.35 * PHP 5.5.19 * PHP 5.6.3

From the top of the thread: Installation: 1) Set up the atomic yum repository wget -q -O - http://www.atomicorp.com/installers/atomic |sh 2) Install the Panda yum install plesk-php-panda

@Pan_Duke I think there is a thread in the atomic forums about downgrading the DSO to the default 5.3 builds. I dont have the link handy Changelog: PHP 5.3.34 is now available!

In both qmail-scanner and clapf they are implementing a 2nd mail queue before the main queue. Mail comes in via the smtp receiver, goes to the scanner queue, and then finally to the local delivery queue. Its possible in qmail-scanner to change the behavior to reject messages to the sender...

Probably the easiest way is to add the version to the users PATH. For example to set it to use PHP 5.6: export PATH=/opt/atomic/atomic-php56/root/usr/bin/:$PATH a more advanced method is to use the SCL functionality the packages are distributed with...

Dont feel bad, that still gets me every now and then too. In other news: PHP 5.6.2 is going up now. Enjoy!

Changelog: PHP 5.6.1 is now available through the PHP Panda

@Christian1 the php.ini files are located in: /opt/atomic/atomic-phpXX/root/etc/ where XX is the version, 53, 54, 55, etc.