PHP 5.3 reached EOL on 14 Aug 2014 and thus, official docker support was dropped. I still needed to run 5.3 with FPM so I built this image based on the latest official builds of PHP.
This repo provides the following images:
- cespi/php-5.3:cli-latest
- cespi/php-5.3:apache-latest
- cespi/php-5.3:fpm-latest
All images are build from alpine 3.4 following the same criteria used to build current php library docker images
Selected modules are commonly used by our organization. This images are:
- cespi/php-5.3:modules-cli-latest
- cespi/php-5.3:modules-apache-latest
- cespi/php-5.3:modules-fpm-latest
We define a bash script to work using php cli as follow:
- Place the scripts from this repo at
vendor/bin
in $HOME/bin/ - Set an env variable named PHP_CLI_DOCKER_IMAGE with the image of a docker php
cli image. For example:
PHP_CLI_DOCKER_IMAGE=cespi/php-5.3:modules-cli-latest
- Set an env variable named PHP_SERVER_DOCKER_RUN_OPTIONS with additional docker run arguments.
You can then add this variables to your environment editing your .bash_profile
or .bashrc
, or instead use direnv, so you can
personalize a docker environment per project.
Run the following command:
mkdir -p $HOME/bin && \
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Desarrollo-CeSPI/docker-php-5.3-alpine/master/vendor/bin/php -s \
> $HOME/bin/php && chmod +x $HOME/bin/php && \
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Desarrollo-CeSPI/docker-php-5.3-alpine/master/vendor/bin/php-server -s \
> $HOME/bin/php-server && chmod +x $HOME/bin/php-server
Make sure $HOME/bin
is the first entry on your $PATH
If php-server
gives the following error:
Variable PHP_SERVER_LOCAL_PHP_INI must be set with a valid php ini file. It now
points to /home/car/bin/etc/docker/php/php.ini, but file seems to not exist
You must set PHP_SERVER_LOCAL_PHP_INI with a valid php ini file
PHP_CLI_DOCKER_IMAGE=cespi/php-5.3:modules-cli-latest
PHP_SERVER_DOCKER_RUN_OPTIONS="--add-host local.docker:172.17.0.1 -e APACHE_RUN_USER=$USER -e APACHE_RUN_GROUP=`id -ng $USER` -v $HOME/docker/php/php.ini:/usr/local/etc/php/conf.d/my-custom-php.ini:ro"
Then, in any directory you can run php scripts or php-server script to launch a php web server