PHP 7.3.0RC1: Downloads, Changelog, News

Release Information

Release
7.3.0RC1
PHP Version
PHP 7.3
Release Date
Release Type
Bug Fix Release
Release Status
EOL, Use PHP 7.3.33
Branch Status
Unsupported

PHP 7.3 reached EOL on , and all releases of this version no longer receive security or bug fixes. Using PHP 7.3.0RC1 is not recommended. PHP 7.3.33 is the latest version in the series.

Downloads

Source Code

Git Clone
Use Git to clone the 7.3.0RC1 tag from the PHP Git repository.
git clone https://github.com/php/php-src.git --depth 1 --branch php-7.3.0RC1
How to compile PHP
PHP can be compiled by setting up the dependencies, building the configure script (./buildconf), configuring the build ./configure, and running make.
Detailed articles on how to compile PHP are available for Ubuntu/Debian based systems and Fedora/RHEL based systems.

Windows binaries
Non-Thread Safe Builds
Non-Thread Safe (NTS) builds are single-threaded PHP builds. They can be used on web servers that integrate PHP over FastCGI protocol, such as Nginx, Caddy, and IIS.
Thread-Safe Builds
Thread-Safe (TS) builds are multi-thread PHP builds, often used to integrate PHP as a Server API for multithreaded servers. The most common use case is using PHP as an Apache module.

Docker/Podman Containers

PHP CLI
PHP CLI Containers images only include the PHP CLI, and no FPM or Apache modules. The Alpine builds are lightweight, but may introduce incompatibilities due to their musl builds. Albeit their larger size, the Debian-based (without the "-alpine" suffix) images are more complete, and widely used.

Alpine-based: Lightweight, but may introduce incompatibilities due to their musl builds.
docker pull php:7.3.0RC1-cli-alpine

Debian-based: More compatible with other components, complete, and are widely used.
docker pull php:7.3.0RC1-cli
PHP CLI + Web Server Integration
These container images include PHP CLI, and a web server integration. FPM container images can be integrated with web servers such as Nginx, Caddy, and Apache with Event MPM. The Apache container images include Apache web server, integrating PHP as an Apache module.

Alpine-based: Lightweight, but may introduce incompatibilities due to their musl builds.
docker pull php:7.3.0RC1-fpm-alpine

Debian-based ZTS Apache: Includes Apache web server integrating PHP as an Apache module.
docker pull php:7.3.0RC1-apache

Debian-based NTS FPM: PHP-FPM, can be integrated with Nginx, Caddy, and other web servers over Fast CGI.
docker pull php:7.3.0RC1-fpm

Commit List

Anatol Belski

Christoph M. Becker

David Carlier

  • Support fixed address mmap without replacement in f7b573b4e9

Dmitry Stogov

  • Fixed incorrect ZEND_ACC_ARENA_ALLOCATED usage (it must be used only for internal functions) in 709e4e4f17
  • Fixed reference-countingin ZTS build in 7fde2243a7
  • Fixed support for commutative "user opcodes" in 1d36c3361f
  • Fixed wrong assertion in 64dad57d19

Jakub Zelenka

  • Fix stream_security_level.phpt with OpenSSL 1.1.1 in cd0a37994e
  • Fix ssl stream reneg limit test to print only after first renegotiation in be50a72715

Nikita Popov

Peter Kokot

Remi Collet

Sara Golemon

  • Prep for 7.1.23 in 5fee4e7108
  • Enforce ordering of property compare in object comparisons in a26a107aae

Stanislav Malyshev

Tyson Andre

Ville Hukkamaki

Xinchen Hui

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