Allow using multiple PHP versions in EasyApache 3
Hello,
there are similar feature requests like:
https://features.cpanel.net/topic/allow-to-install-multiple-php-5x-versions (Marked Complete, but for EA 4, not EA 3)
https://features.cpanel.net/topic/allow-to-install-php-5-3-in-easy-apache-4 (but for EA 4, not EA 3)
But please allow multiple PHP versions for Easy Apache 3 (EA 3) server. Currently i am on outdated 5.3 and wish to stay on that + offer 5.4 and 5.5 + to the cPanel clients.
There are third party apps like Cloudlinux and https://www.nixtree.com/ntphp.php which should support multi PHP. But i prefer cPanel made solution.
Either please allow 5.3 in EA 4 or allow multiple PHP in EA 3? Thank You
I like this idea 
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Hi there! Thanks so much for your interest in improving cPanel & WHM. At this time we are planning to move away from EasyApache 3 in favor of EasyApache 4, and are dropping support for CentOS 5, and all 32-bit systems on any version higher than v56, which you can read about on the blog:
https://blog.cpanel.com/end-of-life-for-centos5/
At this time cPanel isn't planning to provide hardened versions of outdated/End-of-life PHP versions like CloudLinux provides. I recommend upgrading your application to work on a supported version of PHP, and migrating away from CentOS 5 as soon as possible.
Hi there! Thanks so much for your interest in improving cPanel & WHM. At this time we are planning to move away from EasyApache 3 in favor of EasyApache 4, and are dropping support for CentOS 5, and all 32-bit systems on any version higher than v56, which you can read about on the blog:
https://blog.cpanel.com/end-of-life-for-centos5/
At this time cPanel isn't planning to provide hardened versions of outdated/End-of-life PHP versions like CloudLinux provides. I recommend upgrading your application to work on a supported version of PHP, and migrating away from CentOS 5 as soon as possible.
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