Atomicorp

well a recompile might help in this case

yeah thats bad, apr is an internal component of apache. If thats not resolving I'd say its the culprit. I dont suppose you've been using packages from the -unstable channel?

[root@3es root]# yum search postgres Gathering header information file(s) from server(s) Server: Red Hat Linux 3ES - i386 - Base Server: Red Hat Linux 3ES - Updates Finding updated packages Downloading needed headers Looking in available packages for a providing package Available package: libdbi-dbd...

Hmm, well at this point Id say try compiling the php src.rpm on your system and see if it coexists with that.

First off these are all great debugging steps (and an image offline too no less). The next one I would take after all the things you just tried would be to comment out the PSA httpd.include in httpd.conf. If it starts up then you'll know its something configuration, or file descriptor related. Other...

I seem to remember that they changed the name of postgres in 3ES. You'll have to "yum search" it (didja know you could search with yum?)

[psa-7.1] contains SW-Soft PSA 7.1 RPM's, what you want is [art] (formerly known as atomic-psa) which contains my rpms. This latest php rpm is based on the package from FC2, and it does have an XML module, I know that it has some xslt extention settings built in to it, but its definitely not using s...

I dont really know internals on the windows PSA, so I couldnt say. On unix boxes, its a mix of perl, tar, uuencode etc. All the standard stuff. The settings are largely stored in sql, so Ive never generated any kind of xml files, I suspect if you need to do that it would have to be written for that ...

yep, $releasever is an internal yum variable for determining the distribution type, the same functionality does not exist in up2date which is why you have to set it manually. The Mysql rpms I distribute have always been PSA compatible, you should be able to upgrade everything (php, mysql, etc) with ...

Yeah I do actually, in the base/updates channels. Those are really from Whitebox linux, but they should work on your system

you can just use yum with FC2

That's a pretty massive architecture change, I really doubt that there is going to be any easy way to do what you want. I could probably do it, but its a pretty massive task.

Project Gamera is not compatible with PSA

Yes, yum remove is going to remove the package safely. Some packages are interdependent, so a remove event could take out multiple rpms, make sure you review the list of changes it's going to make before you hit yes.

that can either be good or bad depending on the context and what the system is doing. Thats really the kind of thing youve got to see first hand to get a grip on