PHP-5.3.29 in a Ubuntu 18.04 container for legacy applications. Loosely based on the last official php Dockerfile for PHP-5.3, it uses a multi-stage build for compilation of OpenSSL 1.0, curl and PHP.
Because we have some legacy Symfony apps running that will eventually be phased out, and are not worth rewriting. These apps can now be isolated, allowing us to keep the underlying OS up-to-date.
- Ubuntu 18.04
- PHP 5.3.29
- OpenSSL 1.0.2u
- Curl 7.71.1
- MySQL 5.7.30
See the README of the official PHP Docker image for information on how to use this image.
There are two deviations from the original image. This image contains a backported patch to fpm that changes the order in which configuration files are included from /usr/local/etc/php-fpm.d. By default in PHP 5.3 there was no sorting on the glob, causing files to be included in whatever order they appeared in the filesystem, which can differ from system to system. The patch removes the GLOB_NOSORT from the call to glob(), causing the files to be included in a alphabetic order. See Dockerfile for details.
This image also allows you to override the default listen directive of fpm. By default, it will listen on 0.0.0.0:9000, but you can override this using the environment variable PHP_FPM_LISTEN. For example:
docker run -it -e PHP_FPM_LISTEN="localhost:9000" hrak/php-5.3:latest