When trying to update a message

PHP-3.2.1 contains an error, it is recommended to replace either with PHP-3.2.0 or with PHP-3.2.2.

Can this be done in graphical mode? If not, what actions need to be done on the command line?

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    Believe me, most likely it will be faster and easier to reinstall the new version of php than to look for an error in the installed one. Install a new version is not difficult. I think in your case, you first need to remove php itself and all its traces on the server, and then reinstall a newer version. You can delete it by looking at where the php module files are located (it looks in the config file of the web server), then the module files and other files are deleted (well, they are usually stored in a separate directory, so that the entire directory, for example / etc / apache / php52, can be delete), then I would comment out the lines pointing to the php modules in the server config. Then I would have assembled a new pkhp (I prefer it from raw materials) and would again register the path to its modules in the Apache config.