On 03/14/12 04:33 PM, Craig Mohrman wrote:
I'm trying to install only 1 of the php config files at a time
so that apache only has 1 to use.
All versions of php binaries can be installed at the same time
but apache should only use 1 version of php at a time.
Shouldn't that be done down at the httpd.conf level with <IfModule>
directives, rather than asking the packaging system to do it?
If you have multiple instances of Apache running on the system, is it
reasonable for each of them to be running a separate version of php?
As an aside, I have a feeling pkglint still can't cope with exclude
dependencies when looking for duplicate paths, etc. within a repository,
but if the packages don't deliver overlapping paths, then you'll be fine
in that regard.
cheers,
tim
Thanks again.
craig
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Craig Mohrman wrote:
Do we have an example, or a technique, of installing 1 package
exclusive of another?
Let's say I have 2 packages:
apache-php52
apache-php53
How do I ensure that only 1 of them can be installed?
In apache-php52.p5m:
depend type=exclude fmri=web/server/apache-22/plugin/plugin-php53
and in apache-php53.p5m:
depend type=exclude fmri=web/server/apache-22/plugin/plugin-php52
though I'd question why the two can't coexist.
Danek
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