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PHP 5.6 and 7.0 are now end-of-life (EOL). Installations should now be upgraded to currently supported versions. Should you need PHP 5.6 for a longer period, there are long-term support (LTS) options such as: Paid subscription to Zend Server 8.5 As the Webtatic EL6 repository only contains PHP 7.1 and MySQL 5.5, once these two become EOL, the Webtatic EL6 repository itself will become EOL. PHP 7.1

Webtatic has now ended support for PHP 5.5, and suggests either: Upgrade RHEL/CentOS to 7.2, so that you can install php 5.4.16, which is still supported by those distributions. Upgrade PHP to the one of the latest available versions, which Webtatic supplies PHP 5.6 for EL6/EL7 and PHP 7.0 for EL6/EL7 Webtatic operates as a free service. Any help contributing to it's maintenance costs would be app

Redhat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 6.x and CentOS 6.x have been providing MySQL 5.1 in its distribution since that was the active stable branch when RHEL 6.0 was released. Since then, Sun/Oracle have released MySQL 5.5, so the Webtatic Yum repository has added them to its web stack, which now provides updated versions of all the AMP in LAMP. Source - Issues Update 2014-03-01 - mysql55 packages have be

The Webtatic Yum repository is a CentOS/RHEL repository containing updated web-related packages. Its main goals are: to provide CentOS/RHEL administrators with the latest stable minor releases of web development/hosting software, which are not provided in CentOS/RHEL distribution minor releases. to serve as an additional installation option for some of Webtatic’s projects. All packages are signed

Webtatic has now ended support for PHP 5.3, and suggests either: Upgrade RHEL/CentOS to 6.7, so that you can install php 5.3.3, which is still supported by those distributions. Upgrade PHP to the one of the latest available versions, which Webtatic supplies PHP 5.6 for EL6/EL7 and PHP 7.0 for EL6/EL7 Webtatic operates as a free service. Any help contributing to it's maintenance costs would be appr