Remove php 5 from my installation

[08a4210]

I want to completely remove php 5

[makleinx]

1. System -> Software Packages
2. Search for php
3. Select all php*-5. packages
4. Leave the wbm module unchecked if listed.

i’m using CentOS Linux 7.8.2003.

[08a4210]

Thanks but what do you mean select all, when I click a pop up window opens I can’t select all . Do you mean find one by one and uninstall one by one? this does not make sense . Are you sure there is no other logical way to uninstall php 5?

[ramin]

@08a4210

I want to completely remove php 5

For CentOS 7 PHP 5 is likely the default/global/system PHP installation and you’re better off upgrading instead of removing.

Here’s how it’s done but I think this entire thread will help you …

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