Henk van Lingen wrote:
I think sysadmins shouldn't enable dev/testing repo's on a production system. It's full of stuff you don't need or want. Instead, you take out the parts you need, including the dependencies, and put that in your own infrastructure. You don't want the world changing under your feet.
yum has include= and excludepkg= that can be set on a per repo basis. Considering you are already using packages from the repo, on your production machine, it sort of makes sense to atleast track the packages for updates/ bug fix's and security patches. But thats just me.
Right. I checked, and the same pkg I use ( mysqlclient14 Mon 09 Jan 2006) is still current in your repository. Besides that, the combi
libmysqlclient.so.14()(64bit) libmysqlclient.so.14(libmysqlclient_14)(64bit)
it is sort of odd, thats the auto-dep checker in rpm kicking in. Something has changed in the way the php packages are built ( this is from Upstream, nothing at CentOS ), and the new x86_64 packages have both these deps added in. So, the mysqlclient rpm will need to be rebuilt. ( 'tis on the tracker )
Thanks for pointing out the issue.
- KB