package not found apache2-mod_php5

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hi , I can not install apache2 - mod_php5 . When I do a zypper install apache2 - mod_php5 tells me the following :
package apache2 - mod_php5 not found.
I also tried to activate it from the HTTP service Yast but I do not activate the PHP5 module.
I can help ?

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Which version of SLES?

What versions of mod_php are available to you?

zypper se php

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On Wed, 24 Aug 2016 18:24:02 GMT, marceloganin
marceloganin@no-mx.forums.microfocus.com wrote:
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hi , I can not install apache2 - mod_php5 . When I do a zypper install
apache2 - mod_php5 tells me the following :
package apache2 - mod_php5 not found.
I also tried to activate it from the HTTP service Yast but I do not
activate the PHP5 module.
I can help ?[/color]

I’m no expert, but a couple years ago when I installed PHP on a SLES
11 SP3 box, I used “zypper install -y apache2-mod_php53 php53”. Not
sure if 53 is the current version you should use or not.

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[QUOTE=ab;34048]Which version of SLES?

What versions of mod_php are available to you?

zypper se php

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Good luck.

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Hi, the version of SLES 12 SP1 is

zypper se php:

Updating the service. SUSE_Linux_Enterprise_Server_12_SP1_x86_64 .
Loading repository data …
Reading installed packages …
We could not find any package …

any option?

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Did you add the “Web and Scripting Module” to your SLES box when you built
it, or since then? SLES 12 comes with various “modules” that are for a
specific purpose, so you need to subscribe to those for that
functionality, which means you get more-frequent updates to those
packages, and probably better support for current applications that use
that code as a result.

The following MAY be useful to have:

zypper lr -u

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Hi
Have you added the web scripting module?

SUSEConnect -s
SUSEConnect --list-extensions
SUSEConnect -p <internal name>/<version>/<architecture>

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[QUOTE=malcolmlewis;34054]Hi
Have you added the web scripting module?

SUSEConnect -s
SUSEConnect --list-extensions
SUSEConnect -p <internal name>/<version>/<architecture>

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thanks , with these commands I could see and add the repository I needed.
SUSEConnect -p sle-module-web-scripting/12/x86_64

Solved!