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    savanweylyn
    deepin
    2017-04-28 05:34
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    Hi,

    I have installed apache2 mysql-server, and a few other php packages, but i can't install php5-common which installs both the old MySQL and the new MySQLi plugins. The reason it cannot be installed is that it is missing from the Debian unstable repository. I tried to install it from the Debian stable (Jessie) repository (downoladed it using links), but it has a few dependency issues, that an be corrected by downloading the corresponding packages form the same repository, but they also have many dependency issues, so i just gave it up. Is there a way to solve this without setting up a Debian stable/Ubuntu server VM?
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    nipos
    deepin
    2017-04-28 06:36
    #1
    Add the needed Debian repositories to your repository list.
    Then all dependencies can be downloaded from there automatically.
    Updates can be installed too without manually updating each program.
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    savanweylyn
    deepin
    2017-05-13 07:00
    #2
    Edited by savanweylyn at 2017-5-12 16:04
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/138568
    Add the needed Debian repositories to your repository list.
    Then all dependencies can be downloaded  ...

    If i add the Debian Jessie repository, it will try to update other packages too. And nothing good can happen if i upgrade system packages from another disstro's main repository. I noticed that the last debian-based distro that had the php5-common package was Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (trusty). It's not awailable from Ubuntu 15.04 (vivid) and above.
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    nipos
    deepin
    2017-05-13 10:15
    #3
    The packages with the same names are the same things,no matter from which repository.
    Theres no problem with the packages from the Debian repositories.
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    savanweylyn
    deepin
    2017-05-29 12:29
    #4
    After some research, it turned out that the php5-common is obsolete and had been replaced with php7-common.
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