How to install an rpm package in a specific directory?

Question

linux

Hello!
There was an acute problem - on one server it is necessary to install several versions of PHP. One costs (5.5) and you need to install 5.3 in addition.
There are 5.3 rpms, how can I put them in another directory?
Can anyone provide a good link?

Answer 1

In short, what I did.
1. Rebuilt rpm with just one line changed: %{!?phpname: %{expand: %%global phpname php53}}
And it was %{!?phpname: %{expand: %%global phpname php}}
2. Installed then compiled packages. Now the new PHP 5.3.8 (or rather the old, but in our case new) will be located in /etc/php53)
3. Since ISPmanager cannot work with 2 versions of PHP, we specify "PHP as CGI" in the properties of the WWW domain
4. The php-bin folder will appear in the home directory. In my case, it is /var/www/php-bin There will be a subfolder with the username, where there will be 2 files:
php
php.ini
In the php file, change the line to the following: #!/usr /bin/php53/php-cgi
In php.iniwe prescribe the necessary parameters (time zone, plug-ins like "ionCube Loader")
That's all.

Answer 2

Excuse me, but sometimes it seems to me that Google really bans people.
The first links with working solutions

Answer 3

So is installing an RPM package critical? Download the sources, unpack, put where you like according to the manual ...