[atomic] PHP 5.2.14-2
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[atomic] PHP 5.2.14-2
This is a minor bugfix release for PHP 5.2.14, there are no fixes included from upstream.
Changelog:
* Bugfix #XXX, relinked packages against mysql 5.0 libraries on EL5
* Bugfix #XXX, removed a case where the PHP mail() header feature added "\r" to messages, this was incompatible with the SMTP mime header rfc.
To Upgrade:
yum upgrade php
Changelog:
* Bugfix #XXX, relinked packages against mysql 5.0 libraries on EL5
* Bugfix #XXX, removed a case where the PHP mail() header feature added "\r" to messages, this was incompatible with the SMTP mime header rfc.
To Upgrade:
yum upgrade php
Re: [atomic] PHP 5.2.14-2
Hi,
It looks like this new PHP 5.2 release still includes the /etc/php.ini file from the PHP 5.3 distribution?
Is that on purpose or are you going to correct it in a future release?
Thanks.
It looks like this new PHP 5.2 release still includes the /etc/php.ini file from the PHP 5.3 distribution?
Is that on purpose or are you going to correct it in a future release?
Thanks.
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Re: [atomic] PHP 5.2.14-2
somebody doesnt read the twitter feed
Re: [atomic] PHP 5.2.14-2
I follow it, but I don't check Twitter that much. I went checking on it now, but I couldn't find anything about my question.
In order to know which php.ini file to use as reference to apply my customizations, I'm trying to understand if the PHP 5.3 php.ini included in the Atomic PHP 5.2 package is a feature and will stay remain also in future releases or if it was included by accident and the PHP 5.2 php.ini will replace it in a future release.
Thanks.
In order to know which php.ini file to use as reference to apply my customizations, I'm trying to understand if the PHP 5.3 php.ini included in the Atomic PHP 5.2 package is a feature and will stay remain also in future releases or if it was included by accident and the PHP 5.2 php.ini will replace it in a future release.
Thanks.
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Re: [atomic] PHP 5.2.14-2
5.3.3 is in atomic-testing now
Re: [atomic] PHP 5.2.14-2
I saw that, but we cannot upgrade to PHP 5.3 anytime soon, our applications are not tested with it.
So we'll have to stay with PHP 5.2 for the foreseeable future, that's why I'm trying to understanding if the Atomic PHP 5.2 package will keep the PHP 5.3 php.ini or if it will be updated with the correct PHP 5.2 php.ini in the next release.
Or did you mean that you are not going to do any new PHP 5.2 releases and only focus on PHP 5.3 from now on?
I hope you are going to keep supporting PHP 5.2 for some time, since not all applications are yet tested/compatible with PHP 5.3.
Thanks.
So we'll have to stay with PHP 5.2 for the foreseeable future, that's why I'm trying to understanding if the Atomic PHP 5.2 package will keep the PHP 5.3 php.ini or if it will be updated with the correct PHP 5.2 php.ini in the next release.
Or did you mean that you are not going to do any new PHP 5.2 releases and only focus on PHP 5.3 from now on?
I hope you are going to keep supporting PHP 5.2 for some time, since not all applications are yet tested/compatible with PHP 5.3.
Thanks.
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Re: [atomic] PHP 5.2.14-2
Its too early to say really
Re: [atomic] PHP 5.2.14-2
When trying "yum upgrade php" I'm getting a "No Packages marked for Update".
Here's my php -v
It should update if everything was configured correctly, seems *.repo is not correct
Here is the *.repo files
Here is my asl.repo
Of course "***" represents the real name and password.
So the big question why is PHP not being updated?
Here's my php -v
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PHP 5.2.10 (cli) (built: Nov 13 2009 11:24:03)
It should update if everything was configured correctly, seems *.repo is not correct
Here is the *.repo files
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/etc/yum.repos.d/CentOS-Base.repo
/etc/yum.repos.d/CentOS-Media.repo
/etc/yum.repos.d/asl.repo
/var/asl/data/templates/template-asl.repo
Here is my asl.repo
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[asl-2.0]
name=Atomicorp - - Atomic Secured Linux 2.0
baseurl=http://***:***@atomicorp.com/channels/asl-2.0/centos/5/i386
enabled=1
gpgkey = file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY.art.txt
gpgcheck=1
[asl-2.0-testing]
name=Atomicorp - - Atomic Secured Linux 2.0 (TESTING)
baseurl=http://***:***@atomicorp.com/channels/asl-2.0-testing/centos/5/i386
enabled=0
gpgkey = file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY.art.txt
gpgcheck=1
So the big question why is PHP not being updated?
Linux CentOS 5.5 (Final)
Kernel Version 2.6.32.21-3.art.i686.PAE
ASL Version 2.2.11
Plesk 10.0.1
Kernel Version 2.6.32.21-3.art.i686.PAE
ASL Version 2.2.11
Plesk 10.0.1
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Re: [atomic] PHP 5.2.14-2
It comes from the atomic repo, you can add that with:
wget -q -O - http://www.atomicorp.com/installers/atomic |sh
wget -q -O - http://www.atomicorp.com/installers/atomic |sh