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Long story short: I've inherited a hellish amount of PHP code (framework) highly dependent on package versions.

The problem is that I need a PHP version >=5.3.0 and <=5.3.3 for CentOS 5.7 i386, which I can't seem to find anywhere - not even source code.

Only thing I've found is this http://pe-ell.net/rpms.html , but it's for 64bit.

Also if upgrade PHP from 5.2.17 to a version between 5.3.0 and 5.3.3 will it break any PECL extensions I've compiled already?

Thanks in advance!

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With respect, I don't think you can have looked very hard if you couldn't find the source code to PHP 5.3.0-5.3.3, since they're all available from PHP.net's releases page.

As for RPMs, or even SRPMs, that's a different matter. I personally turn around to my developers and bark at them if they look like trying to tie me in to any version of anything that's not supported on the base OS, so I don't have any pointers myself. Keep looking, is the only real advice I can give you there. Sorry.

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  • I swear I didn't see the versions there... probably stopped scrolling when I saw 5.2.17 (5.3.3 is 3 versions below...) my bad! As for the original developers - they are trying, with all their might, to keep the project with them and milk the client hard, while he tries to adopt it's development in-house. Obviously, they won't cooperate. The second question, concerning my existing compiled extensions still stands.
    – Alexander Ivanov
    Nov 5, 2012 at 14:21

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