Repos updated, httpd 2.2.15, php 5.2.13, mysql 5.0.91 and more
June 2, 2010 by Jason · 62 Comments
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Jason,
Are you considering offering PHP 5.2.14? It claims a reasonable number of fixes, and since it's EOL for the 5.2.x series, seems appealing.
Thanks for your work.
@Ken,
PHP 5.2.14 and httpd 2.2.16 will be coming with mysql 5.1.50 on Monday.
As to finding Zend-encoded scripts, the easiest way to start would be to check your ini files to see if you've got the zend loaders on your system. If you don't, you can stop here. If you do, you'll have to search your PHP files. I believe they all have zend in a comment at the top.
Thanks for that (now obvious) tip on searching the inis. Duh.
Can you consider for now or future, compiling PHP --with-pear, or do you already? I ask because Squirrelmail requires it, and I have a dozen or so installs, and a recent "accident", um... lost my pear....anyway, I had to install RoundCube as a workaround, but it's easier to not have to explain changes to end users. Thanks for considering. Is it OK to clutter up your blog with questions like this?
Hey, sorry. After further investigation, I see pear in your change log, and in the repo. Sorry for the noob query.
Jason,
can you build please php-zts-5.2.13?
thank you
rpm -qa |grep php
php-common-5.2.13-jason.1
php-mysql-5.2.13-jason.1
php-memcache-3.0.4-1.jason.1
php-cli-5.2.13-jason.1
php-pdo-5.2.13-jason.1
php-gd-5.2.13-jason.1
php-pear-1.9.1-1.jason.1
php-devel-5.2.13-jason.1
php-5.2.13-jason.1
php-mbstring-5.2.13-jason.1
php-xml-5.2.13-jason.1
PHP 5.2.14? Is there any status update?
Thanks!
@Ken,
I've been swamped lately but the updated packages will enter the "Stable" repo on Monday. The company I work for is having a car show tomorrow (Mustangs) so that has occupied my work days, and I'm renovating a couple rooms in my home so that has killed my evenings and weekends.
If you want to get them now, switch your servers to the "Testing" repo (directions on the Yum Repository page). Nothing will change between the packages there and the ones pushed to the normal repo on Monday.
Hey, I inadvertently upgraded to PHP 5.2.14 because it was a dependency I didn't notice of php-imap. Unfortunately, it's caused a breakage of my PHP apps that I'd rather not troubleshoot.
When I try to yum downgrade php.i386, I get "No Match for available package: php-5.1.6-27.el5.i386" - I know that was the default PHP on Centos 5, but I don't see it in my config anywhere. Can I just erase it?
@Ken,
I provide upgraded versions of httpd, php, and mysql and there enough dependencies between them that using my repo is an all-or-none move. If you can't use PHP 5.2.14 then you'll have to fix your apps (none should break for a minor upgrade like that so there was something wrong to start with) or remove all my packages and then reinstall the stock ones.
I am sorted now. Rolled back a couple of days, and my host installed the php-imap for 5.2.13. Thanks for your work, Jason.
Hi, I installed via YUM the php-mysql-5.2.14-jason.1 package, but i still don't have the mysql shared object in the php modules directory and also all the libc pkg are missing .
I searched other rpm repos and noticed that in the php-mysql pck there weren't included all the dependencies for glibc.
Do I have to rpm them one by one with their subsequent sub-dependencies ?
Thx in advance
Marco
sorry, cancel my last question, all the shared objects are in place and i didn't restarted apache before testing.
my fault.
apologise