Is this the correct way to upgrade to PHP 4.3.10?

[alexis]

Hi, I couldn't find the yum repository for PHP 4.3.10 but now I think I have it, could you please confirm if this is ok for my system? (Plesk 7.5.1 with Red Hat Enterprise 3):

In /etc/sysconfig/rhn/sources:

# THIS CONTAINS MY PSA COMPATIBLE RPMS
# yum atomic-psa http://www.atomicrocketturtle.com/atomic/psa
yum atomic-psa http://www.atomicrocketturtle.com/atomic/art/3ES

# THIS CONTAINS ONLY SW-SOFT's PSA 7.5.x RPMS
# USE THIS CHANNEL IF YOU USE PSA 7.5.x
yum atomic-psa75 http://www.atomicrocketturtle.com/atomic/psa-7.5/3ES

When I do:

up2date --showall | grep php

I get:

php-4.3.10-1.rhel3.art.i386
php-devel-4.3.10-1.rhel3.art.i386
php-domxml-4.3.10-1.rhel3.art.i386
php-imap-4.3.10-1.rhel3.art.i386
php-ldap-4.3.10-1.rhel3.art.i386
php-mbstring-4.3.10-1.rhel3.art.i386
php-mcrypt-4.3.10-1.rhel3.art.i386
php-mhash-4.3.10-1.rhel3.art.i386
php-mysql-4.3.10-1.rhel3.art.i386
php-odbc-4.3.10-1.rhel3.art.i386
php-pear-4.3.10-1.rhel3.art.i386
php-pgsql-4.3.10-1.rhel3.art.i386
php-snmp-4.3.10-1.rhel3.art.i386
php-xmlrpc-4.3.10-1.rhel3.art.i386

It looks ok for me, but I would like to be sure if I am using the right channels for my server and also if this PHP RPM contains all the needed stuff, such as jpg support, mcrypt, curl, etc. I have been using Scott's PHP 4.3.9 and I am happy with what it brings, does this 4.3.10 comes with the same compiled?

Regards!

[scott]

My stuff boils down to pretty much just 2 channels, atomic, and project gamera. The other channels (atomic-testing, or atomic-unstable) are just for testing and development.

[alexis]

Hi Scott, thank for your reply.

My questions would be:

1. Are the lines I'm using the correct ones?
2. Is the PHP 4.3.10 version I'm seeing listed the correct one for RHEL 3 + Plesk 7.5.1 and includes everything that your PHP 4.3.9 included (mcrypt, curl, jpeg support, etc)?

Best regards!

[scott]

Yes the channel info all looks good. The php rpm should have all the stuff you're looking for. One minor note, php-mcrypt is its own rpm, so youll want to do: yum install php-mcrypt

[alexis]

Hi, everything worked great.

I had some problems because of Zend Optimizer but I just upgraded to version 2.5.7 and everything is working now.

As always, thank you very much Scott for helping the community.

Regards!

[scott]

Great! Glad things worked out for ya!