Purging a legacy PHP version from an Ubuntu server
Published on 2024-12-30 • Modified on 2024-12-30
This snippet shows how to purge a legacy PHP version from an Ubuntu server. Now that I have installed PHP 8.4 on my server and all my websites are OK with this new version, I don't need the previous versions any more. One can use a wildcard to select all that must be removed.
sudo apt remove --purge 'php8.3*' -y
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