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In short, from what I read, the main issue and ambiguity here is linking (either static or dynamic) because then PHP should be relicensed as GPL 3. Basically, PHP with ext/dba and GDBM enabled can't be used for anything but something on some personal computer for some testing or something. Which makes PHP unusable.
Given that there likely will be a PHP 8.5, I suggest to deprecate GDBM support; if we get complaints, we can still reconsider. I don't think that removal of GDBM support is a big problem; there are (possibly better) alternatives available (QDBM and LMDB).
Description
Following #15882 there is a similar issue:
It links the GDBM which makes PHP non-distributable.
I think all these GPL-3 licensed dependencies should be simply removed to make it easier to manage.
PHP Version
Any
Operating System
*nix
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