Dear All,
I have been running an old world Mac clone with YDL 2.3 for a year or
so as a web server (I had a problem installing from the 3.0.1 CDs at
the time and only 2.3. installed properly - that's another story).
Recently I wanted to install Wordpress bloging software on the server
but discovered that PHP and Mysql weren't talking to eachother
properly (I think there was no php-mysql module). So, struggling all
the way I have been trying to upgrade what I have, first using apt-
get which seemed to do lots of updating then downloaded RPMs of the
versions of Apache, Mysql and PHP from the YDL 3 repositories. When I
tried to install them, I got lots of dependency errors for various
libraries and other files - just when I was feeling optimistic and
that I had learnt something. Should I now download and try to
install all the files that rpm says I need or will I end up just with
more dependency problems?
All I really wanted to do was get php and mysql working together
properly... but an upgrade seemed a good idea at the time.
thanks to anyone that has a view on this,
Michael
Michael Traynor
ObliquePanic
and
School of Health and Social Sciences,
Middlesex University
www.obliquepanic.co.uk
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