Is it possible in php to get server php version release date?
So let's say I've got php 5.3.28
.
Than something like phpdate()
should return 11 Jul 2013
.
You mean Build Date
?
function phpdate($format="d M Y")
{
ob_start(); phpinfo(1);
if(preg_match('~Build Date (?:=> )?\K.*~', strip_tags(ob_get_clean()), $out))
return date($format, strtotime($out[0]));
}
echo phpdate();
04 Mar 2013
Test at eval.in (link expires soon)
Update: To get the actual release date on Linux, could match phpversion() in the changelog:
// match phpversion() in changelog
function phpReleaseDate()
{
$log = `zgrep '^[0-9].*PHP' /usr/share/doc/php5/changelog.gz`;
$ver = preg_replace('/^\d+\.\d+\.\d+\K.*/', "", phpversion());
$find = '/^(\d{2} [A-Z][a-z]{2} \d{4}), PHP ('.preg_quote($ver).')/';
if(preg_match($find, $log, $out))
return array('ver' => $out[2], 'date' => $out[1]);
}
print_r(phpReleaseDate());
Array ( [ver] => 5.3.3 [date] => 22 Jul 2010 )
Tried this with Debian Linux.
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