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Question Temporarily add an old PHP 7.4.28 release, so as to recover data from an old, 3rd party app

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Golden Pleskian
Server operating system version
Ubuntu 22.04
Plesk version and microupdate number
18.0.48
We've moved all of our web applications onto PHP 8.2.0 ( It became available as per the Plesk Changelog HERE ) No issues or problems with this & all good.
The only applications that we have still running, the now EOL, PHP release of 7.4.* are Plesk itself plus some of the associated Plesk Extentions.
This post is not about Plesk running on EOL PHP releases. That's already being discussed by others elsewhere. This post is exclusively as per the title.
We'd like to temporarily, add PHP 7.4.28 to glean some data from a now outdated & unused 3rd party app that we still have hosted (but that's not in pubic view)
If anybody has process notes for: The addition to Plesk / Usage on a domain hosted via Plesk / The removal from Plesk... of an old PHP Release, please reply. Thx!
 
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