How can I install the i686 php package on an x86_64 architecture?
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1Why do you want to do this?– womble ♦Aug 9, 2012 at 10:10
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We are dependant on having a working xdebug package. When using it in our x86_64 environment we are getting segfaults caused by "something". Same installation, but i686, works fine. Therefore, we would like to have an i686 install of php but still have the option of using x86_64 for other things. Related bug is bugs.xdebug.org/view.php?id=857. Combination of x86_64, xdebug, ZF1 autoloading and PHP 5.4.– c0dem4gneticAug 9, 2012 at 10:20
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See also serverfault.com/a/809954/140079– RaedwaldOct 19, 2016 at 11:21
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RHEL support multiarch, so you should just be able to install the i686 package with yum:
yum install php.i686
That should drag in the appropriate dependencies and everything. You may need to add the 32-bit repositories, if they aren't already included.