"? RPM is good if everything is installed by RPM. Otherwise, RPM won't know that you have dependencies installed, and will fail."
Thanks. But how do I know if an rpm can run on a raq 3 when I read it's supported for redhat? Sometimes I read "For redhat 6.1" and then some say "yes, you can install rpm's" Just curious. But I do see what you are saying if I can get them to install I would have to install the php/gd first with many others...but knowing *if* I can is hard enough And if I did, php/gd and php/mysql and what not I presume go first before the php rpm? Along with a few others. Wow, maybe it is best from source
