-----Original Message----- From: Pablo Sebastián Greco <pablo at fliagreco.com.ar> Sent: vrijdag 29 januari 2021 15:32 To: Conversations around CentOS on ARM hardware <arm-dev at centos.org>; mark <mark at havak.nl> Subject: Re: [Arm-dev] Software collection rh-php73 amv7 On 29/1/21 08:27, mark wrote: > Hello, > > > Over the past time received an increasing amount of request for the rh-php73 Software Collection on armv7. > Mainly to be able to run nextcloud but also zabbix 5.0 requires php7x. > For full disclosure: the request come from the Nethserver community, > which provides a all-in-one smb server based on CentOS x86_64. > And the arm port of this is a small scale community effort. > > This being out of the way, > I have rebuild the bare minimum rh-hph73 packages to install nextcloud > without issues.(1) Just pushed the source packages through mock to > rebuild them for armv7, first tests are encouraging. > > So far so good, problem is my build system is me and my keyboard. > Which is not a very sustainable way to maintain rh-php73 for armv7. > See a lot of nice hardware posted to the list, to be frank a bit above > the budget I'm willing to put in this community effort. > > > Are there other people on this list who want to join the effort to > provide an unofficial community driven armv7 port of rh-hph7x? > Or is this even on the white-board at the CentOS altarch sig? > Until now did not find a public build-system for armv7 el7 does this exist? > > Any suggestions are welcome. > > 1) development repository with first results: > __Note__ this is development do not use it in a real life application! > https://vps01.havak.nl/nethserver/7/devel/ Would shipping php-7.3 from remi in the same formats that we do for 7.2 help? For our project having rh-php73 is preferred because of package-names/dependencies. Downside is httpd24 is a buildrequirement of rh-php73; As said before once I figured out how to rebuild the scl-source packages (mock configuration) they build clean without a need for change/patching. > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Arm-dev mailing list > Arm-dev at centos.org > https://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/arm-dev