You may have missed what I said.

The instructions for CentOS7 suggest a simple command like ‘yum install php’ will install php-5.6.30. This is simply not possible under regular CentOS7 without deviating from the instructions and also breaking the chain of enterprise updates .

I know of Remi’s fine work. I’m not asking about that. I’m mentioning that, in case it’s not clear, the instructions give a different result than anticipated. I don’t mean to belabour so much as to firmly state as clearly as I can that the instructions have a flaw in that following them exactly gives a result not predicted by the instructions.

In short, the instructions are broken.

We can talk about the added risks of breaking enterprise updates on a very vulnerable package, but that’s a little more ‘next level’ than the bits I worry you may have already overlooked; so we’ll save that.

@bish

You can use PHP 5.5.9 or higher, meaning version 5.6.30 will work. Alternatively, go to the REMI repository configuration wizard to enable it and install different versions of PHP on CentOS 7:https://rpms.remirepo.net/wizard/

Thanks for the feed back.

@melonie

OKay, well, step 13 actually shades light on SELinux command for enabling access to site. I guess, you system needs additional configurations, try to cross-check.

Thanks for the feedback.

Thanks for the reply, I already use chmod to allow other user to access the sites, I found out it is because my SElinux enabled by default that doesn’t allow me to access the site.