
Compiling PHP7 on server with (old) MySQL 5.6
If you ever need to compile PHP7.0+ on a server where you still are running old MySQL and configuration script complains about not being able […]
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If you ever need to compile PHP7.0+ on a server where you still are running old MySQL and configuration script complains about not being able […]
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Continue reading »MySQL is a most popular database management system. It can be configured to match your needs using huge amount of options and settings. But which […]
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