Look who's closed minded....
Use what works!
Look, go get EZ Publish.
I use this thing extensively.
Now show me how to do this in RPM.
Try running PHP 4 and PHP 3 concurrently.
Show me your RPMs.
This is the point:
Use the tools that work.
Use the tools you need.
Use RPM if it is convenient.
Use the source when you need to.
Is that what being closed minded about?
(groan)
Ha ha !
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>Subject: Please USE package managers! WAS>> Re: [plug] php installation
>Date: 01/16/2001 10:17 AM
>From: "Ian C. Sison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>(groan)
>
>It really pains me to still find linux people out there with sufficiently
>CLOSED minds regarding the use of technology that would actually benefit
>them. They actually think that are doing other people a favor by
>advocating not using package managers.
>
>(sheesh, wake up those of you, and please open your minds, or at the very
>least don't make others adopt your broken .tar.gz method!)
>
>
>On Mon, 15 Jan 2001, neuroticimbecile wrote:
>
>> On Mon, 15 Jan 2001, you wrote:
>> > On Sun, 14 Jan 2001 at 23:06, Edwin Linux Fan wrote:
>> > >DO NOT USE RPM.
>> > >Use the SOURCE, Luke. Let go Luke. Luke, trust me.
>> > >Go get yourself the source codes for:
>> > >apache, mysql, php
>> > >Follow instructions.
>> > >You will learn.
>> > >You will get the best results.
>> > >You will thank me later.
>> >
>> > And then later on, how do you remember which files are whose, when
there
>> > are so many of these great thingies lying around? How do you cleanly
>> > remove them? Uninstall them? Upgrade them?
>> >
>> > When I'm particularly "source hungry" because I want to do some
>> > optimization, I normally get either the SRPM, or now, the dpkg sources
>> > (three files). This way I get the best of both worlds. I get to compile
>> > the stuff myself, with my own configure flags and CFLAGS. Plus, I get
>> > whatever package manager to remember where the files are for me. And
it
>> > handles the issue of software stepping on each others' files. Or at least
>> > I think so. ;>
>>
>> another important function of package managers is for checking which
files were
>> changed from the original state which they were installed. very handy for
>> trouble-shooting compromised systems.
>>
>> -eric
>> --
>> .--. Enrique D. Rosel II office://+63.2.894.3592/
>> ( () ) Q Linux Solutions, Inc.
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