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Just a note here, ASL doesnt stop libcurl from working, since that is just a library natively linked into PHP. It stops an app that loads an older version of libcurl from being loaded into PHP via the dl() function. The bigger issue to stay on top of is that the dl() function itself was deprecated ...

Things I need to test on the dev server are

PHP, newer version would break a helpdesk application

ASL Kernel, I need to test, because it stops libcurl from working so I can't run it now on the production server

breun, thank you, yes ideally I would update everything to the latest version. Just that on the live production server I can not just update everything to the latest version right now, because it will break running e-commerce sites. That's the reason why I need to set up the dev server in the first ...

I need to set up a Centos 5 test/development server so that I can test and get my web applications to work with the ASL kernel and software updates. Scotts idea is great, to do this with vmware, which I could do locally at home without paying for another dedicated server. Also I could make snapshots...

I booted into the old Centos kernel, had no time to wait longer for answers if that breaks anything,
and now at least the libcurl is working like it was before.

What do I do now?

Can I keep running ASL without using the ASL kernel?

I still could not fix the problem I really need help urgently. I tried to edit the asl config to not do any PHP checks, just in case that was causing the error, but the libcurl still isn't loading. Could the asl kernel cause this? Can I just try to boot into the old kernel even though I have asl ins...

I also have a problem related to libcurl after installing ASL, if any of you two know much about libcurl, please see if you can help:

http://www.atomicrocketturtle.com/forum ... 3583#13583

I was running a helpdesk application on this server that used libcurl.so.2 to parse mails from POP to the helpdesk script. It was working fine. After installing ASL on the server, it stopped working, the parsers log reports: Could not load library! (./libcurl.so.2) The permissions and paths are righ...

Should the Plesk GUI block list tab be showing all the blocked IPs that my BFD has collected before I installed ASL?

My list is empty.

I can still see most of them in /etc/apf/deny_hosts.rules

Suggestions for applications to be recognized (current are not found)

Cerberus Helpdesk 2.7.0
webgroupmedia.com

indexsoft MySQL backups manager
www.indexsoft.com

Read this thread again, somebody else already went through the same process. Now I get it, yum remove bind-chroot Then add ROOTDIR="/var/named/run-root" back into /etc/sysconfig/named then service named start because after removing bind-chroot it didn't start. I hope that's all I had to d...

But apparently you do have the bind-chroot package installed at the moment. That is why the upgrade of the other bind* packages fails: it would leave an older bind-chroot package with unsatisfied dependencies. Solution: remove the bind-chroot package, fix your bind configuration and then upgrade. Y...

I have the same problem, can't run a yum update:

Error: Missing Dependency: bind = 30:9.3.3-10.el5 is needed by package bind-chroot


(Note: I have bind-chroot in the yum exclude list because of Plesk.)

Update: I figured out that if I add the RPMforge repo I can get mailparse easily with yum install php-pecl-mailparse

I also need mailparse on a server with Centos 5 and PHP 5.1.6, a helpdesk application requires it (Cerberus Helpdesk 4). I don't use ASL yet. Right now yum doesn't have it. If I install ASL, is it available from there yet or would I still need to compile it myself? Update: I figured out that if I ad...