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Get your nodejs tarball from node site e.g. node-v6.11.3-linux-x64.tar.gz from v6.11.3

You are failing to grok containers. And because of that you are taking the wrong approach.

You shouldn't be trying to 'upgrade' a php 7.2 to container to 7.3.

You should be creating a new container image that is based off 7.3 to begin with.

Incidentally, I would recommend making it me a new, separate service to your existing 7.2 container, i.e. a new Dockerfile, rather than just changing the existing container/Dockerfile. That will allow you to test the two versions alongside each other, rather than having a 'leap of faith' change over.

Also, I'd recommend building off the Debian or Ubuntu images directly, rather than going through the 'official' Docker images. They are only official in the sense of being made by Docker, but they are not quite as well supported in my opinion.

This is the dockerfile I'm using currently: https://github.com/Danack/example/blob/master/docker/php_fpm/Dockerfile Switching 7.2 to 7.3 should 'just work'.

I solved it from myself here:

Phpmyadmin on PHP5 doesen't work on Ubuntu Server

using gitclone ignoring Ubuntu Installation.

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The R package curl was compiled against libcurl3, which is no longer installed. If you reinstall the curl package, it compiles against the installed libcurl4, provided the necessary development packages are installed. Alternatively you can use the pre-compiled package.

Please see: https://docs-old.ckeditor.com/CKFinder_2.x/Developers_Guide/Java/CKEditor_Integration

You should not have java/connector.php unless you have changed it in web.xml where this virtual path is defined:

make is gmake on Ubuntu. You don't actually need it to be called gmake.

Your version of gmake is almost certainly 3.81 if your host is Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, which seems likely. To get gmake 4 you're going to have to build it yourself or switch your host distro version.

Simple solution

Host your service on Ubuntu 16.04 instead of 14.04

Slightly more complex (but still easy) solution

Here we are going to build gmake 4.2.1 and install it to an alternative location on your host.

Try the following two commands and compare the output on your host:

Just install native Node.js support in Plesk Installer and you will get npm as

/opt/plesk/node/6/bin/npm

and

/opt/plesk/node/7/bin/npm

When you compile files that have export ... at the top level, each file is treated as a module with its own scope, and namespace libjs in each file is distinct and separate from libjs in every other file.

If you want to generate a single script that can be used in a browser without module loader (defining libjs as global), you have to remove all toplevel exports, and don't set module at all in tsconfig:

components/collections.ts