On Sunday, 21 בSeptember 2008, Noam Rathaus wrote:
> I don't know specifically on RHEL5 but from experience it is hard to get new
> updates for unmaintained versions of Redhat (I had issues finding packages
> for RedHat 7 which is now ancient :) ).
Seems like you mix RHEL5 (Mar 2007) with old Re
On Sun, Sep 21, 2008 at 12:00:23PM +0300, Oron Peled wrote:
> * Make your customer switch to an older platform (older RHEL/Centos
>or an old Debian, etc.)
Debian includes a php4 package (alongside php5) in the current Stable
release (4.0, Etch). Upcoming version (5.0, Lenny) will no longer h
On Sunday, 21 בSeptember 2008, David Harel wrote:
> After avoiding RH solutions as much as I could I now have to deal with
> RHEL 5 Server. My customer insists on PHP-4.2.2
> but when I try to install it I get:
> # yum install php-4.2.2
> ...
> No package php-4.2.2 available.
As you can easily c
David,
If you want to roll PHP 4.2.2 on RHEL 5 (or CentOS), you have 2 options:
1. Either grab the SRPMS from RHEL 4 and recompile them on RHEL 5
based machines (be prepared to modify the SPEC file a bit)
2. Grab the latest 4.2.x PHP source code, recompile, play with the
"configure" parameters.
Hi David,
I don't know specifically on RHEL5 but from experience it is hard to get new
updates for unmaintained versions of Redhat (I had issues finding packages
for RedHat 7 which is now ancient :) ).
As PHP is fairly easy to compile, have you tried compiling it, I have been
able to do it 'qu
