On 23. Oct 2007, at 18:07, Johnny Hughes wrote: > If you compile it on a machine that has only mysql-5.x and > mysql-devel-5.x on it, it should then link against the proper files. > > Hopefully you are making RPMS and not doing installs from source. I was tempted there for a second, but no, I'm using RPMs. ;-) > I would also try to stay with the CentOS RPMS (in CentOS-4 we have > php-4.3.9) as you know those will be supported and get security > updates > until 2012 ... BUT php-4 will most likely not last that long from > php.net. The app that we're about to deploy was written for PHP4 (long story) and has not been tested on PHP5, so we want to run on 4 until we're sure it works well on 5. > You should (though I have not tried it) be able to compile the > php-4.3.9 > SRPMS from CentOS-4 on CentOS-3. You might also get the mysql > SRPMS for > MySQL from the CentOS-4 CentOSPlus repo and recompile on CentOS-3. I wonder if that's not more trouble than it's worth? Both PHP and MySQL are basically working fine, only the connector libs seem to be lagging behind... Or am I missing something and it's just a symptom of a bigger problem? > If I was going to do mysql-5 and php-4 on CentOS-3, that is what I > would > do ... though I would most likely do it on CentOS-4 instead and get a > newer version of apache too. Wish I could go to CentOS 4, but our host *major expletive*, and others in Tokyo ain't any better. :-( Chrs, Dav -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: PGP.sig Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 186 bytes Desc: ?????????????????????? URL: <http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos/attachments/20071023/a9b33949/attachment-0005.sig>