TLS1.2 on Centos 5.x - LAMP stack

Hello! I can help you to get TLS1.2 on your Centos 5.x As for me I'm a professional system admin with 10+ years of experience. My main specialization is LAMP stack of technologies (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) For the last 10 years I was working as a senior system admin at hosting services provider where managed more than 300 various Linux servers. Let's discuss the details in private chat.

hi, i can help you. i am centos expert and i can do this job. recompile and install it. if you interested, please contact me

Hello, I'm a Linux\Unix systems engineer, OpenStack Administrator, VMware administrator, also certified Red Hat and VMware. I have good experience in Linux administration, troubleshooting, service installing and monitoring, as well as virtualization technology, cloud computing, Docker and Kubernetes so, I'm interested in your project and I can help you.

Hi, There's no need to continue struggling to maintain an old technology stack when newer solutions are readily available to satisfy your requirements. I talked another client out of going the same route you plan to, and the migration was a success: https://www.freelancer.com/projects/php/Upgrade-cURL-support-TLS/ Your existing setup will stay in place while we progressively test your web application and connected services on the updated environment. Your old environment is probably vulnerable to security issues that you're better off upgrading in one fell swoop. I will need more information about your web application and its dependencies to give you a proposal. Best Regards,

Hello. I've decided to place my bid here, because I've done exactly the same work recently, it was old Ubuntu 10.04 LTS, so we had to build some packages manually from sources(like curl).

Hi there! I am a system administrator security focused with 5+ years of experience configuring and troubleshooting servers. I can configure your LAMP server CentOS based to update the TLS 1.2 protocol. Lets discuss the project details. I can start immediately.

Hello You want to do Old LAMP server near EOL - need to get TLS 1.2 working before we can fully migrate users off this old box. Programmer needs solid experience/understanding of LAMP stack - how to manually update openSSL for TLS 1.2 use by curl, apache, php etc. familiarity required with issues around manual upgrades to LAMP server (no package manager) - and dealing with dependency issues please send me your contact then, we can discuss about your project with more closely thanks.

PLEASE NOTE:- CENTOS 5 DOES NOT SUPPORTS TLS 1.1 OR 1.2 VERSIONS IT SUPPORTS ONLY TILL TLS1.0. ALSO CENTOS 5 IS NO MORE SUPPORTED OS NOW.. TLS 1.1 AND 1.2 HAS STARTED FROM CENTOS 6 AND LATEST CENTOS VERSION IS 7.x If you migrate your stuffs (websites) from centos 5 to 7 TLS 1.1 and 1.2 will be automatically supported. as its not related to Apache or PHP, its related to openssl version. and latest ssl protocols are supported only in latest openssl versions which are not supported on centos5 version. So its safe to migrate websites to newer OS ( iwoulod recommend you you migrate to CentOS 7) choice is yours. About myself https://www.freelancer.com/u/redssr.html

Can help You manage this end-of-life CentOS 5.x server before migration. Unix System Administration exp: 18+ years, so can help you with add/recompile from src all needed for TLS 1.2 work on this old LAMP install. Since used to such kind of tasks - all works can be done within short time frame. Tnx and Regards.

Hi, I build, support and maintain hundreds of client and shared hosting LAMP based webservers of various vintages across dozens of client environments, and have done so for over 10 years. I've a good understanding and long history with CentOS and apache hosting, and am confident I can help you resolve this issue quickly and easily. There's a few approaches possible here depending on exactly what your end goal is and the exact configuration of the CentOS installation, however all options are absolutely possible, though the exact time to completion varies a bit with those variables. I can tell you I've had to do what sounds like similar things several times before. I'd love to have a chat with you to discuss the details and we can hit on the best way forward for you. Thanks!