Personally, I still recommend using new ones rather than old ones. 7 has been out for several years. It’s already very stable. Although many people use 6 now. But it will always be eliminated slowly. What’s more, it’s all a system. The difference is not much, why not use a new one.
If you use 6 to run php, it depends on your mood for anything else. The Openssl that comes with 7 has bugs, and there is no latest version in yum. I use 7, but it is the openssl compiled by myself, so
In fact, they are all the same, but some kernel policies are different and the service commands are different. Use whichever one you are familiar with
Personally, I still recommend using new ones rather than old ones.
7 has been out for several years.
It’s already very stable.
Although many people use 6 now.
But it will always be eliminated slowly.
What’s more, it’s all a system.
The difference is not much, why not use a new one.
New servers are different from old ones. If your website has higher security requirements, you should choose a new one
If you use 6 to run php, it depends on your mood for anything else. The Openssl that comes with 7 has bugs, and there is no latest version in yum. I use 7, but it is the openssl compiled by myself, so
Ubuntu 16.04