PHPBrew

phpbrew builds and installs multiple version php(s) in your $HOME directory.

phpbrew also manage the environment variables, so you can use, switch php version whenever you need.

What phpbrew can do for you:

Build php with different variants like PDO, mysql, sqlite, debug ...etc.
Compile apache php module and seperate them by different versions.
Build and install php(s) in your home directory, so you don't need root permission.
Switch versions very easily and is integrated with bash/zsh shell.
Automatic feature detection.
Install & enable php extensions into current environment with ease.
Install multiple php into system-wide environment.

Platform support

Mac OS 10.5+
Ubuntu
Debian

Requirement

PHP5.3
curl
gcc, binutil, autoconf, libxml, zlib, readline

Mac OS X Requirement

MacPorts users:

port install curl automake autoconf icu $(port echo depof:php5)

HomeBrew users:

brew install automake autoconf curl pcre re2c mhash libtool icu4c gettext jpeg libxml2 mcrypt gmp libevent
brew link icu4c

Ubuntu/Debian Requirement

Please note that you need to disable suhosin patch to run phpbrew.

sudo apt-get install autoconf automake curl build-essential libxslt1-dev re2c libxml2-dev php5-cli
sudo apt-get build-dep php5

Cent OS Requirement

Please note that you need to disable suhosin patch to run phpbrew.

Cent OS requirement setup

sudo rpm -Uvh http://repo.webtatic.com/yum/centos/5/latest.rpm

# If you don't have php
sudo yum install --enablerepo=webtatic php php-xml
wget http://pkgs.repoforge.org/rpmforge-release/rpmforge-release-0.5.2-2.el5.rf.x86_64.rpm
sudo rpm -Uvh rpmforge-release-0.5.2-2.el5.rf.x86_64.rpm
sudo yum install --enablerepo=rpmforge re2c libmhash

Reference: http://matome.naver.jp/odai/2133887830324055901

Install phpbrew

Just download it:

curl -O https://raw.github.com/c9s/phpbrew/master/phpbrew
chmod +x phpbrew
sudo cp phpbrew /usr/bin/phpbrew

Command Overview

PHPBrew commands:

       help   show help message of a command
       init   Initialize phpbrew config file.
      known   list known PHP versions
    install   install php
       list   list installed PHP versions
        use   use php, switch version temporarily
     switch   switch default php version.
       info   show current php information
        env   export environment variables
        ext   List extensions or execute extension subcommands
   variants   list php variants
     config   your awesome brief.
   download   download php
      clean   clean up php distribution
self-update   self-update, default to master version
     remove   remove installed php version.
      purge   remove installed php version and config files.

Basic usage

Init a bash script for your shell environment:

$ phpbrew init

Then add these lines to your .bashrc or .zshrc file:

$ source ~/.phpbrew/bashrc

To list known versions:

$ phpbrew known
Available stable versions:
    php-5.3.10
    php-5.3.9
    php-5.3.8
    php-5.3.7

To list known subversion versions:

$ phpbrew known --svn

To list known older versions (less than 5.3):

$ phpbrew known --old

Build And Install

Simply build and install PHP with default variant:

$ phpbrew install php-5.4.0 +default

Here we suggest default variant set, which includes most commonly used variants, if you need a minimum install, just remove the default variant set.

With tests:

$ phpbrew install --test php-5.4.0

With debug messages:

$ phpbrew -d install --test php-5.4.0

Variants

PHPBrew arranges configure options for you, you can simply specify variant name, and phpbrew will detect include paths and build options for configuring.

PHPBrew provides default variants and some virtual variants, to the default variants, which includes the most commonly used variants, to the virtual variants, which defines a variant set, you may use one virtual variant to enable multiple variants at one time.

To check out what is included in these variants, simply run variants subcommand to list these variants:

$ phpbrew variants
Variants:
  all, apxs2, bcmath, bz2, calendar, cgi, cli, ctype, dba, debug, dom, embed,
  exif, fileinfo, filter, fpm, ftp, gcov, gd, gettext, hash, iconv, icu,
  imap, intl, ipc, ipv6, json, kerberos, mbregex, mbstring, mcrypt, mhash,
  mysql, openssl, pcntl, pcre, pdo, pgsql, phar, posix, readline, session,
  soap, sockets, sqlite, tidy, tokenizer, xml_all, xmlrpc, zip, zlib


Virtual variants:
  dbs:      sqlite, mysql, pgsql, pdo
  mb:       mbstring, mbregex
  default:  filter, dom, bcmath, ctype, mhash, fileinfo, pdo, posix, ipc,
            pcntl, bz2, zip, cli, json, mbstring, mbregex, calendar, sockets, readline,
            xml_all

Using variants to build PHP:

  phpbrew install php-5.3.10 +default
  phpbrew install php-5.3.10 +mysql +pdo
  phpbrew install php-5.3.10 +mysql +pdo +apxs2
  phpbrew install php-5.3.10 +mysql +pdo +apxs2=/usr/bin/apxs2

To enable one variant, simply add a prefix + before the variant name, eg

+mysql

To disable one variant, simply add a prefix - before the variant name.

-debug

For example, if we want to build PHP with the default options and database supports (mysql, sqlite, postgresql), you may simply run:

$ phpbrew install php-5.4.5 +default+dbs

You may also build PHP with extra variants:

$ phpbrew install php-5.3.10 +mysql+sqlite+cgi

$ phpbrew install php-5.3.10 +mysql+debug+pgsql +apxs2

$ phpbrew install php-5.3.10 +pdo +mysql +pgsql +apxs2=/usr/bin/apxs2

To build PHP with pgsql (Postgresql) extension:

$ phpbrew install php-5.4.1 +pgsql+pdo

Or build pgsql extension with postgresql base dir:

$ phpbrew install php-5.4.1 +pdo+pgsql=/opt/local/lib/postgresql91

NOTE:

If you want to build php with apache php module, please change the permission of apache module directory, eg: /opt/local/apache2/modules/. it should be writable and phpbrew should be able to change permission. after install, you should check your httpd.conf configuration file, to switch your php module version. :-)

phpbrew currently only supports for apxs2 (apache2)

If you enabled the apxs2 variant, your apache conf file might look like this if you have multiple php(s) installed on your system:

# LoadModule php5_module        modules/libphp5.3.10.so
# LoadModule php5_module        modules/libphp5.4.0.so
# LoadModule php5_module        modules/libphp5.4.0RC8.so
# LoadModule php5_module        modules/libphp5.4.0RC7.so
# LoadModule php5_module        modules/libphp5.4.1RC2.so
# LoadModule php5_module        modules/libphp5.4.1.so
# LoadModule php5_module        modules/libphp5.4.2.so
LoadModule php5_module          modules/libphp5.4.4.so

You can simply uncomment/comment it to enable the php5 apache module you needed, after modifying it, remember to restart your apache http server. :)

Extra Configure Options

To pass extra configure arguments, you can do this:

$ phpbrew install php-5.3.10 +mysql +sqlite -- \
    --enable-ftp --apxs2=/opt/local/apache2/bin/apxs

Use And Switch

Use (switch version temporarily):

$ phpbrew use php-5.4.0RC7

Switch PHP version (switch default version)

$ phpbrew switch php-5.4.0

Turn Off:

$ phpbrew off

List installed PHP

$ phpbrew list

The Extension Installer

You can also install PHP extension with ease, either the extensions shipped with PHP source code or even from PECL.

If the extension directory is found in PHP source, PHPBrew automatically switch into the PHP source directory and install the extension.

If the extension directory is not found in PHP source, PHPBrew fetch the extension package from PECL http://pecl.php.net.

PHPBrew also creates extension config to enable the installed extension, so you don't need to write the config file to enable it by hands. The extension config directory is in:

~/.phpbrew/php/php-{version}/var/db

Installing Extension - The Most Simple Way

phpbrew ext install APC
phpbrew ext install memcache

Installing Extension With Version

To install extensions with stability tag:

phpbrew ext install xdebug stable
phpbrew ext install xdebug latest
phpbrew ext install xdebug beta

To install extensions with version name:

phpbrew ext install xdebug 2.0.1

To install extensions with customized options:

phpbrew ext install yaml -- --with-yaml=/opt/local

Enabling Extension

You can also install extension via PECL and enable it manually:

pecl install mongo
phpbrew ext enable mongo

The ext enable command allows you to create a config {current php base}/var/db/{extension name}.ini to enable the extension.

Upgrade phpbrew

To upgrade phpbrew, you may simply run the self-update command, this command enables you to install the latest version of master branch from github:

$ phpbrew self-update

The Installed PHP(s)

The installed phps are located in ~/.phpbrew/php, for example, php 5.4.0RC7 is located at:

~/.phpbrew/php/5.4.0RC7/bin/php

And you should put your configuration file in:

~/.phpbrew/php/5.4.0RC7/etc/php.ini

Extension configuration files should be put in:

~/.phpbrew/php/5.4.0RC7/var/db
~/.phpbrew/php/5.4.0RC7/var/db/xdebug.ini
~/.phpbrew/php/5.4.0RC7/var/db/apc.ini
~/.phpbrew/php/5.4.0RC7/var/db/memcache.ini
... etc

Install phpbrew into system-wide environment

First, sudo as a root user or login as a root user:

sudo -i

Now initialize your phpbrew bashrc for root:

phpbrew init

Now export phpbrew paths to your desired paths, edit your ~/.phpbrew/init

export PHPBREW_ROOT=/opt/phpbrew

Source your phpbrew bashrc

source ~/.phpbrew/bashrc

Install system-wide php(s):

phpbrew install php-5.4.5 +default +dbs

Now your php(s) will be installed under the /opt/phpbrew path, To let your users can use php(s) built by phpbrew, you need to export PHPBREW_ROOT environment in /etc/bashrc or in /etc/profile.d/phpbrew for bash users, before they load the phpbrew/bashrc file.

export PHPBREW_ROOT=/opt/phpbrew
source /opt/phpbrew/bashrc

To keep system's safety, please use root to install php(s).

a non-root user should not be able to install new php or switch

and remember to fix permissions if these files were installed by non-root user.

chown -R root: /opt/phpbrew

Enable Version Info Prompt

To add PHP version info in your shell prompt, you can use "PHPBREW_SET_PROMPT=1" variable.

The default is "PHPBREW_SET_PROMPT=0" (disable). To enable it, you can add this line to your ~/.bashrc file and put this line before you source ~/.phpbrew/bashrc.

    export PHPBREW_SET_PROMPT=1

To embed version info in your prompt, you can use current_php_version shell function, which is defined in .phpbrew/bashrc. and you can set the version info in your PS1 var. e.g.

    PHP_VERSION=$(current_php_version)
    PS1=" $PHP_VERSION \$ "

Known Issues

For PHP-5.3+ versions, "Building intl 64-bit fails on OS X" https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=48795
To build PHP with GD extension, you need to specify your libpng dir and libjpeg dir, for example,

$ phpbrew install php-5.4.10 +default +mysql +intl +gettext +apxs2=/usr/bin/apxs2
-- --with-libdir=lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
--with-gd=shared
--enable-gd-natf
--with-jpeg-dir=/usr
--with-png-dir=/usr

PHP Release channels

Community

Join us on #php-tw on irc.freenode.net

Author

Yo-An Lin (c9s) <cornelius.howl at gmail.com>

License

See LICENSE file.

vinchu / phpbrew Goto Github PK

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