Atomicorp

Hi,

I'm not very linux savvy so please be kind

I successfully upgraded (for the second time) following your very easy instructions here.

During the update it suggested that I uninstall Horde (because of something to do with the domxml uninstall). Thinking that this was merely part of the process I said yes and went ahead.

Although not absolutely necessary I would like to get Horde back on my shiny new updated system.

I tried through the Plesk Updater to re-install Horde yet no joy.

The log gave me Is there a Horde that does not require this domxml and therefore not requiring PHP 4? Or is there some known workaround that could help me with my problem?

Looking forward to any and all responses.

Adam

Another small question ...

How would I go about enabling sqlite on this new PHP 5 install? On my phpinfo() it says PHP was compiled "--without-sqlite". Was there a problem with sqlite on this release?

php-domxml was replaced by php-xml. The PSA autoinstaller cant really resolve a dependency like that since its using a static archive, rather than something like yum. If you install php-xml through yum, you should be fine.

I didn't exclude sqlite intentionally, it just wasn't in the original FC4 PHP design which is what I based mine on. I'll add it to the list though.

OK I've installed php-xml as you suggested using yum, but I continue to get the same message as before because Horde is dependant on domxml.

Updating Plesk base packages produces same error, so updating to 8.01 is out of the question.

At the bottom of the PHP project pagethere is a message from a guy called Niel. My situation is exactly the same as his is, only I said yes at the prompt to uninstall horde etc.

I think if there was a way of fooling the Plesk Updater that it didn't require the domxml then I may be able to continue.

Its not that smart, they're looking at the filename, rather than the RPM dependency table. Internally, it will declare itself as php-domxl (called a Provides tag). Did you install the php-xml package?

scott wrote:Its not that smart, they're looking at the filename, rather than the RPM dependency table. Internally, it will declare itself as php-domxl (called a Provides tag). Did you install the php-xml package?

Yessir I did.

Could I install horde and the other 6 or so missing/uninstalled packages manually instead of going through the Plesk Updater? If so how would I go about doing that and ensuring that webmail.* points to the horde install?

Yeah try installing it through yum instead

That worked beautifully.

For those interested I did the following ...
I could have probably put that on one command line, but I was testing

Thanks for your help.

Now all I would like to know is how to reconfigure my current php install to include SQlite.