Atomicorp

Just in case someone is wondering how to actually do this, I’ve composed a quick and dirty howto which utilizes VMWare (now free) for virtualizing the installation and your favourite method of installing RedHat 9. Installing VMWare is not difficult but I’ll leave that up to you. 1. Install VMWare Ne...

Oh I so agree with you. Unfortunately the owner of the server has delayed upgrading for a couple of years now. But, I'm in the process now of developing a migration path to at least the next version of PSA (7.x). Did I mention the many 'tweaks' that the owner had me put on the server and it's hostin...

Just due to the fact that I have a system that has that configuration and in case I need to rebuild it quickly, due to any reason (say catastrophic failure), I would like to be in a position to have that choice. I have a backup of the content and an image of the server, but it's good to know I can r...

Thanks Scott. I was spoiled by being able to install psa 6.0 with one command. I'll just do it the old fashioned way by installing via RPM. Your archives (http://3es.atomicrocketturtle.com/atomic/psa-6.0/9/RPMS/) make that process rather painless anyway. If someone has a more elegant solution on how...

Is there a way to prevent it from trying to update MySQL when installing PSA? I guess I don't follow why I would be required to change my MySQL version if I already have 3.x installed to begin with.

I'm attempting a fresh install of PSA version 6 on RH9 using yum. I get the conflict between mysql and psa error with or without installing mysql first. I've successfully installed PSA 6 by first updating the version of MySQL to 4.1.x (yum update mysql) but then I run into the incompatibility with P...