Trying to Downgrade to PHP 5.1.6 on Centos 6.9

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I have a very specific need to replicate a test environment that includes Centos and PHP 5.1.6.



I installed XAMPP 1.5.4 (containing PHP 5.1.6), but I am unable to get Apache running.



MySQL and ProFTPD appear to be working. When I run:



/opt/lampp/lampp status


I get:



Version: XAMPP for Linux 1.5.4
Apache is not running.
MySQL is running.
ProFTPD is running.


My error log has the following lines:



[warn] RSA server certificate is CA certificate (BasicConstraints: CA == TRUE !?)
[warn] RSA server certificate CommonName (CN) `localhost' does NOT match server name!?


Things I have tried:



  • Stopping a non-existent httpd service

  • Making sure nothing else is listening on port 80 with netstat

  • Changing the ServerName localhost entry in the httpd.conf file

I am also open to other ideas if there are easier ways to get PHP 5.1.6 onto Centos.







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  • Do you have certificates installed in this test machine? Check if the name resolution is right. Ref: question-defense.com/2008/10/26/…
    – Nikhil_CV
    Mar 15 at 7:53















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I have a very specific need to replicate a test environment that includes Centos and PHP 5.1.6.



I installed XAMPP 1.5.4 (containing PHP 5.1.6), but I am unable to get Apache running.



MySQL and ProFTPD appear to be working. When I run:



/opt/lampp/lampp status


I get:



Version: XAMPP for Linux 1.5.4
Apache is not running.
MySQL is running.
ProFTPD is running.


My error log has the following lines:



[warn] RSA server certificate is CA certificate (BasicConstraints: CA == TRUE !?)
[warn] RSA server certificate CommonName (CN) `localhost' does NOT match server name!?


Things I have tried:



  • Stopping a non-existent httpd service

  • Making sure nothing else is listening on port 80 with netstat

  • Changing the ServerName localhost entry in the httpd.conf file

I am also open to other ideas if there are easier ways to get PHP 5.1.6 onto Centos.







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  • Do you have certificates installed in this test machine? Check if the name resolution is right. Ref: question-defense.com/2008/10/26/…
    – Nikhil_CV
    Mar 15 at 7:53













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I have a very specific need to replicate a test environment that includes Centos and PHP 5.1.6.



I installed XAMPP 1.5.4 (containing PHP 5.1.6), but I am unable to get Apache running.



MySQL and ProFTPD appear to be working. When I run:



/opt/lampp/lampp status


I get:



Version: XAMPP for Linux 1.5.4
Apache is not running.
MySQL is running.
ProFTPD is running.


My error log has the following lines:



[warn] RSA server certificate is CA certificate (BasicConstraints: CA == TRUE !?)
[warn] RSA server certificate CommonName (CN) `localhost' does NOT match server name!?


Things I have tried:



  • Stopping a non-existent httpd service

  • Making sure nothing else is listening on port 80 with netstat

  • Changing the ServerName localhost entry in the httpd.conf file

I am also open to other ideas if there are easier ways to get PHP 5.1.6 onto Centos.







share|improve this question














I have a very specific need to replicate a test environment that includes Centos and PHP 5.1.6.



I installed XAMPP 1.5.4 (containing PHP 5.1.6), but I am unable to get Apache running.



MySQL and ProFTPD appear to be working. When I run:



/opt/lampp/lampp status


I get:



Version: XAMPP for Linux 1.5.4
Apache is not running.
MySQL is running.
ProFTPD is running.


My error log has the following lines:



[warn] RSA server certificate is CA certificate (BasicConstraints: CA == TRUE !?)
[warn] RSA server certificate CommonName (CN) `localhost' does NOT match server name!?


Things I have tried:



  • Stopping a non-existent httpd service

  • Making sure nothing else is listening on port 80 with netstat

  • Changing the ServerName localhost entry in the httpd.conf file

I am also open to other ideas if there are easier ways to get PHP 5.1.6 onto Centos.









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  • Do you have certificates installed in this test machine? Check if the name resolution is right. Ref: question-defense.com/2008/10/26/…
    – Nikhil_CV
    Mar 15 at 7:53

















  • Do you have certificates installed in this test machine? Check if the name resolution is right. Ref: question-defense.com/2008/10/26/…
    – Nikhil_CV
    Mar 15 at 7:53
















Do you have certificates installed in this test machine? Check if the name resolution is right. Ref: question-defense.com/2008/10/26/…
– Nikhil_CV
Mar 15 at 7:53





Do you have certificates installed in this test machine? Check if the name resolution is right. Ref: question-defense.com/2008/10/26/…
– Nikhil_CV
Mar 15 at 7:53
















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