Package php-xslt needs php = 4.4.2-3.rh90.art...

[tactics]

I'm getting this output when trying to upgrade to the latest PHP:

[root@server02 /]# yum upgrade php
Gathering header information file(s) from server(s)
Server: Atomic Rocket Turtle - 9 - Atomic PSA-Compatible RPMS
Server: Red Hat Linux 9 - i386 - Base
Server: Dag RPM Repository for older Red Hat Linux
Server: Atomic Rocket Turtle - 9 - SW-Soft PSA 7.5 RPMS
Server: Red Hat Linux 9 - i386 - updates
Finding updated packages
Downloading needed headers
Finding obsoleted packages
Resolving dependencies
.......Unable to satisfy dependencies
Package php-xslt needs php = 4.4.2-3.rh90.art, this is not available.

while this is the package I want to install in the first place, right ?

I'm currently running:

Name : php Relocations: (not relocateable)
Version : 4.4.0 Vendor: (none)
Release : 3.rh90.art Build Date: Thu 22 Sep 2005 11:35:47 PM CEST

Name : php-xslt Relocations: (not relocateable)
Version : 4.4.2 Vendor: ART - Atomicrocketturtle.com
Release : 3.rh90.art Build Date: Mon 20 Feb 2006 02:04:29 AM CET

Any tip would be appreciated...

[tactics]

Ok, I solved this one... apparently I installed the 4.4.2 rpm of php-xslt while using php-4.4.0. Solution: rpm -e php-xslt; yum upgrade php; yum install php-xslt. But I didn't try this because I don't want MySQL 4 which the 4.4.2 rpm is build against.

All I need is the php-devel package for my current PHP install, I coudn't find it and so I decided to upgrade to 4.4.2.

Is there any way I can still get my hands on the php-devel-4.4.0-3.rh90.art.i386.rpm package ? I don't believe the php-devel-4.4.2-3.rh90.art.i386.rpm would be compatible with my 4.4.0 install ?

[scott]

I dont keep the old versions around typically, but you might find one in your yum cache: /var/cache/yum/

[tactics]

Hi Scott,

I tried that without success because I never installed the php-devel package before. Is there any way I can still get a copy ? I'm really stuck here, right now.

Tnx !

[scott]

All I have is what you see in the archive, you could try backporting the php 4.4.2 src.rpm if you were really desparate.