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| One of hard to solve challenges is ensuring that a package do not only run on the specific PHP version the developers have installed on their machines (which often is the latest and greatest, maybe not even released version from SVN), but to cover the whole range of supported PHP versions. | One of hard to solve challenges is ensuring that a package do not only run on the specific PHP version the developers have installed on their machines (which often is the latest and greatest, maybe not even released version from SVN), but to cover the whole range of supported PHP versions. | ||
| - | As, AFAIK, there is no single Linux distribution that supports installing multiple versions of PHP beside each other, we'll have to look for an alternative. A tool to solve all problems with the multiple-php-versions-on-one-machine solution is using [[https://github.com/cweiske/phpfarm|phpfarm]]. | + | As far as I know, there is no single Linux distribution that supports installing multiple versions of PHP beside each other, we'll have to look for an alternative. A tool to solve all problems with the multiple-php-versions-on-one-machine solution is using [[https://github.com/cweiske/phpfarm|phpfarm]]. |
| To follow a step by step guide on how to deploy multiple php versions onto your localhost, read the [[packages:amp:php|PHP]] section of the wiki. | To follow a step by step guide on how to deploy multiple php versions onto your localhost, read the [[packages:amp:php|PHP]] section of the wiki. | ||
