Installing PHP 8.5.3, 8.4.18, and Backported Security Builds on Debian with Ondřej Surý's Repository
Ondřej Surý has released updated PHP packages for Debian users, including PHP 8.5.3 and 8.4.18, which offer improved performance, bug fixes, and security patches over Debian's native PHP stack. By adding Surý's repository to their system, users can access the latest PHP versions without having to wait months for official updates or turn their system into a "Frankenstein build." To install these packages, users need to ensure their host can speak HTTPS to apt and then run a series of commands to fetch the signing key, add the repository source, and refresh the package index. With Surý's repository in place, users can easily upgrade to the latest PHP versions using standard apt-get commands and stay ahead of security issues without extensive maintenance efforts.
Installing PHP 8.5.3, 8.4.18, and Backported Security Builds on Debian with Ondřej Surý's Repository
Ondřej Surý has provided updated PHP packages for Debian users, including versions 8.5.3 and 8.4.18, which enhance performance and security. By adding Surý's repository, users can access these latest PHP versions without the lengthy wait associated with official Debian updates. The installation process is straightforward, requiring users to ensure their system can communicate via HTTPS, add the repository, and refresh the package index before using standard apt-get commands to install or upgrade PHP. This repository allows users to stay updated on security issues while maintaining a familiar package management experience
