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litespeed_wiki:php:apt [2017/05/04 15:48]
Johathan Kagan [Installation]
litespeed_wiki:php:apt [2021/02/03 19:02]
Jackson Zhang
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 ====== Installing PHP From The LiteSpeed Debian/​Ubuntu Repository ====== ====== Installing PHP From The LiteSpeed Debian/​Ubuntu Repository ======
  
-Installing PHP with LiteSpeed SAPI from our repository is much faster and easier than compiling it yourself. If you are not used to compiling PHP you will likely find this method more comfortable. We currently maintain LiteSpeed PHP (LSPHP) for Debian 8 (Jessie), Debian 7 (Wheezy), Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise Pangolin), Ubuntu 14.04 (Trusty Tahr), ​and Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial Xerus) in this repository.+For LSWS native and OpenLiteSpeed, ​Installing PHP with LiteSpeed SAPI from our repository is much faster and easier than compiling it yourself. If you are not used to compiling PHP you will likely find this method more comfortable. We currently maintain LiteSpeed PHP (LSPHP) for Debian 10 (Buster), Debian 9 (Stretch), ​Debian 8 (Jessie), Debian 7 (Wheezy), Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise Pangolin), Ubuntu 14.04 (Trusty Tahr), Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial Xerus), Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic Beaver) and Ubuntu 20.04 (Focal Fossa) in this repository. As the Debian/​Ubuntu Operating Systems become EOL (End of Life) we will stop updating packages for those Operating Systems ​in this repository ​without notice.
  
-===== Important Update for Debian Repository =====+===== Important Update for Debian/​Ubuntu ​Repository =====
 As of October 27th 2016 we have updated our signing key and encryption for better protection and safety. Do not worry if you receive an error like: As of October 27th 2016 we have updated our signing key and encryption for better protection and safety. Do not worry if you receive an error like:
  
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 ===== Installation ​ ===== ===== Installation ​ =====
  
-  - Add the LiteSpeed Debian Repository with the following command: (You must have **wget** installed ) \\ \\  <​code>​wget -O - http://​rpms.litespeedtech.com/​debian/​enable_lst_debain_repo.sh | bash</​code>​ +  - Add the LiteSpeed Debian/​Ubuntu ​Repository with the following command: (You must have **wget** installed ) \\ \\  <​code>​wget -O - http://​rpms.litespeedtech.com/​debian/​enable_lst_debian_repo.sh | bash</​code>​ 
-  - Install LiteSpeed PHP with apt-get: \\ \\ <​code>​apt-get install lsphpXX (XX can be 54,​55,​56,​70,​71)</​code>​+  - Install LiteSpeed PHP with apt-get: \\ \\ <​code>​apt-get install lsphpXX (XX can be 54,​55,​56,​70,​71,72,73,74)</​code>​
  
 To install other php packages for lsphpXX: To install other php packages for lsphpXX:
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 +Here is a list of packages that you can install: [[litespeed_wiki:​php:​apt:​packages|LiteSpeed PHP Repository Packages]]
  
 For example: ​ For example: ​
  
-  apt-get install ​lsphp56-gd lsphp56-mysql ​lsphp56-mcrypt lsphp56-imap+  apt-get install ​lsphp73 lsphp73-mysql ​lsphp73-pdo lsphp73-opcache
  
 Available packages can be checked using the following command: Available packages can be checked using the following command:
  
-  apt-cache search lsphpXX (XX can be 54,​55,​56,​70,​71) +  apt-cache search lsphpXX (XX can be 54,​55,​56,​70,​71,72,73,74
-===== About enable_lst_debain_repo.sh =====+==== What does enable_lst_debian_repo.sh do? ==== 
 +Note: This section is just to explain how the script works, please don't run the following command ​
  
-This is the script run in step 1It will do the following things:  +enable_lst_debian_repo.sh script ​will do the following things ​automatically:  
-  * Add the LiteSpeed Debian Repository to Debian'​s source list folder+  * Detect your OS Ubuntu/​Debian distro and add associated ​LiteSpeed Debian/​Ubuntu ​Repository ​info to Debian'​s source list folder 
 +Depending on distro of your system, The script will automatically add distro info to the repo list. For example, if your system is jessie, the script will do the following(please don't run the following command manually since it just explains how the enable_lst_debian_repo.sh automatically detects and does that): ​
 <​code>​echo "deb http://​rpms.litespeedtech.com/​debian/​ jessie main" > /​etc/​apt/​sources.list.d/​lst_debian_repo.list </​code>​ <​code>​echo "deb http://​rpms.litespeedtech.com/​debian/​ jessie main" > /​etc/​apt/​sources.list.d/​lst_debian_repo.list </​code>​
   * Fetch LiteSpeed Tech's gpg public key and add it to APT's trusted key zone   * Fetch LiteSpeed Tech's gpg public key and add it to APT's trusted key zone
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   * A "​php.ini"​ file will have been installed to ''/​usr/​local/​lsws/​lsphpXX/​etc/​php.ini''​. You may modify and otherwise tailor this file to suit your needs.   * A "​php.ini"​ file will have been installed to ''/​usr/​local/​lsws/​lsphpXX/​etc/​php.ini''​. You may modify and otherwise tailor this file to suit your needs.
   * Packages in the apt repo are usually only built for Long Term Support (LTS) releases due to the fact that regular releases have too short of a life span before End of Life (EOL). In most cases, non-LTS releases will still work with packages from the prior LTS release.   * Packages in the apt repo are usually only built for Long Term Support (LTS) releases due to the fact that regular releases have too short of a life span before End of Life (EOL). In most cases, non-LTS releases will still work with packages from the prior LTS release.
 +  * For opcache module, you won't find separate packages such as lsphp5x-opcache,​ but it has been included in the main package. The module location is /​usr/​local/​lsws/​lsphp55/​lib/​php/​20121212/​opcache.so. ​ By default, it is not enabled in php.ini. You should modify the main php.ini such as /​usr/​local/​lsws/​lsphp55/​etc/​php.ini by adding the following:
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 +  zend_extension=opcache.so
 +  opcache.enable=1
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