On 5-Oct-08, at 10:10 PM, nate wrote: > Perhaps you should use a distribution that includes all of the > packages you need rather than trying to bolt a bunch of > 3rd party stuff on to CentOS. Only a the PHP packages came from a 3rd party, Everything else as far as I know comes from CentOS-Base.repo. I later removed the 3rd party PHP rpms (see log) and re-installed what was available from CentOS- Testing.repo > I never, ever directly use 3rd party repositories. Never > have had a problem. I even download mysql from mysql.com and > build it from source, even go so far as rebuilding php > to link against the newer mysql(in CentOS 4's case). No > problems. Well. this is definitely good advice. But for the rest of us looking to use yum, you know, the default CentOS package management software, it seems a bit odd top to say "you shouldn't have used yum" when all the documentation I searched for led to it? --- http://www.trotch.com/ -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos/attachments/20081005/95c827e2/attachment-0004.html>