Ok. I see that its more complex as I thought. What a pity.
I thought if it builds from source it can be packaged up to a deb also.
But I didnt/dont know Debian/Ubuntu Build Chain and packaging and
policies etc.
So thanks @Nish and @Ondrej for your comments and looking into this !
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@Phil, just as an FYI, it's not so trivial to do what you suggest.
Building it from source is not the same as building it as a Debian package, and
as
Ondřej mentioned in c#7, it would actually end up needing to be a new source
package. That's just not something that will be done for 14.04.
Hey Ondrej,
I dont think so. Basically it pulls php-packages from here
https://packagist.org/ and also knows which deps to pull via systems
package manager.
Its a dependency manager used by developers and usually you only have to run
"composer install", lean back and you are set.
I was able to
Phil, perhaps the composer script could be modified to print:
aw. mongodb not found, install with 'apt-get install build-essential
php5-dev pkg-config libpcre3-dev && pecl install mongodb' if on
Ubuntu/Debian?
(no experience in composer whatsoever, so it might not be possible to do
so)
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It would be no problem at all to build it on/for trusty (with PHP5) as
thats what I'm doing in my docker image.
No, the Laravel Framework isnt a Ubuntu package. However one very very
popular php package for using MongoDB with it, was based on the
php5-mongo ubuntu package and since a short while,
+1 to everything Nish said here.
You can also pre-built the extension elsewhere and just make the
provisioning pull the pre-built .so.
Ubuntu (and Debian) doesn't backports stuff to older releases.
Especially when there's a dozen ways how to provision it (PECL,
prebuilding, using my
@Phil,
That's a lot of "shoulds" for a feature request :)
14.04 was created in 2014. As far as I can tell, php-mongodb did not
exist then. As you pointed out, php-mongo was renamed to php-mongodb.
Except that https://docs.mongodb.com/ecosystem/drivers/php/ does not
clearly indicate it's a
** Changed in: php-mongodb (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Won't Fix
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Title:
Please "duplicate" as php5-mongodb to trusty-universe
To manage
I know there are PPAs for it. But as the (now legacy) driver
http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/php5-mongo is available in universe,
the new/current driver should also be so it can be required / installed
by dependecy managers without having to add custom repos and without
having to compile it from
You might also look at the packages available from
Ondřej. It is a PPA, but has php-mongodb for PHP5 (it seems).
https://launchpad.net/~ondrej/+archive/ubuntu/php
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Just a quick update, based upon SRU precedence, I don't think this is
likely to occur. Nothing in Trusty itself needs php5-mongodb, it doesn't
exist in Debian (afaict) and the way the packaging works (rather
intentionally afaict), it is explicitly only designed to work with
PHP7+. Finally, there
Yes its a feature request. Not a real bug. However related to this
package so I thought this is the best place to start
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Title:
Please
This seems like more of a feature request, as nothing in Trusty can
possibly require php5-mongodb as-is.
** Changed in: php-mongodb (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
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