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[s]Sounds good, but the problem is that I have already set the permissions for that folder via Plesk when I read that log entry for the first time. It had no effect, so I assumed something else must be wrong and php simply provided the wrong error message. But since you said it's definitely a permis...

Yes, I did install php-xml (even though the files weren't missing before, it looked like they were just overwritten in the process) and reloaded apache afterwards. No change. rpm -q php-xml said: php-xml-5.2.5-4.el4.art And here's the related log entry: [Fri Jan 25 14:23:48 2008] [error] [client 91....

Thanks for the quick reply! Yeah ignore the output from phpinfo, it is no longer an accurate way of looking at the php configuration. Use: yum list 'php*' I had a look at it, the neccessary elements didn't show, so I'd say the informations given by phpinfo() were more or less correct after all: xmlr...

Hello Scott. It's been quite some time since my last post, but I have some updates concerning the matter we discussed here last october, so I thought it would be a good time for some thread-necromancy. The website I intended to host rested on a shelf for quite some time and I was using an alternativ...

I just did the following: I logged in at my server provider and initiated another automated CentOS reinstall. After that, I logged in via Putty and entered "yum install php" without configuring the art repositories beforehand. So, it picked all updates from the centos repository and php we...

Thanks for the reply, scott. Looks like my installed php version is different indeed. That's what it looks like for me: yum list |grep php-gd php-gd.x86_64 4.3.9-3.22.4 installed php-gd.x86_64 5.2.3-4.el4.art atomic So, apparently my server has v 4.3.9-3.22.4 instead of ...22.9. Btw, the dependency-...

Been there, done that, didn't help. It seems it just covers the basic installation process but doesn't adress many known errors that might occur during it. I couldn't find any article adressing those specific errors there. The PHP article is a nice installation instruction, but useless from the poin...

I'm experiencing exactly the same problem at the moment. Does anyone have an idea how to prevent the Transaction check error or knows another method tp bypass the php-common dependency problem? Since this is my first post here, I'd like to introduce myself and the reason why I registered: I'm Sigmus...