Atomicorp

I'm trying to use the ART upgrade channels for the first time, but keep getting the dependency problem as below:

yum upgrade
Gathering header information file(s) from server(s)
Server: Atomic Rocket Turtle - 9 - Atomic PSA-Compatible RPMS
Server: Atomic Rocket Turtle - 9 - Atomic PSA App Vault RPMS
Server: Atomic Rocket Turtle - 9 - Base OS RPMS mirror
Server: Atomic Rocket Turtle - 9 - SW-Soft PSA 6.0 RPMS
Server: Atomic Rocket Turtle - 9 - SW-Soft PSA 7.0 RPMS
Server: Atomic Rocket Turtle - 9 - SW-Soft PSA 7.1 RPMS
Server: Atomic Rocket Turtle - 9 - SW-Soft PSA 7.5 RPMS
Server: Atomic Rocket Turtle - 9 - OS Update RPMS mirror
Finding updated packages
Downloading needed headers
Finding obsoleted packages
Resolving dependencies
.conflict between mysql and psa

I've a number of clients using the machine and applications with MySql, so am reluctant to remove the current version of mySql, and the long list of apps dependant on it ... what do you suggest?

If it were me, the first thing I would do is to remove the 3 unnecessary PSA channels from your yum.conf:

Server: Atomic Rocket Turtle - 9 - SW-Soft PSA 6.0 RPMS
Server: Atomic Rocket Turtle - 9 - SW-Soft PSA 7.0 RPMS
Server: Atomic Rocket Turtle - 9 - SW-Soft PSA 7.1 RPMS

I assume you are running at least Plesk 7.5.x, so I would leave:

Server: Atomic Rocket Turtle - 9 - SW-Soft PSA 7.5 RPMS

Good point ...

Done that but still getting the same mysql/psa conflict ....

A little extra info ... Plesk is at the latest version (7.5.4) and has recently been updated via the Plesk updater.

Oh and mySql is using version 3 which is I guess where the problem is ... is there an easy way to upgrade mySql to version 4, with a least amount of effort in converting the databases?

send me the output from rpm -qa in email: scott@atomicrocketturtle.com

It would only return that message if it detected 7.5.3 or below on your system, so its possible you have a failed 7.5.3->7.5.4 upgrade

Scott, you were right ....

The title of my Plesk Control panel was still at 7.5.2, so I investigated further, came across this posting on SW-Forums:

http://forum.swsoft.com/showthread.php? ... genumber=3

The postings from CiViX hit a note with me .... I'd foolishly paid for and installed the Tomcat add-on some time ago when I'd a customer whom I was doing a Java Web application for, and who was doing some changes to the codebase himself, I thought it would make things easier for him ...

Spent some time trying to get it to work, and failed, so in the end went back to standalone Tomcat.

I didn't realize how crap the add-on was until I'd paid for it ... I don't know if it's improved since then ...

anyway, I followed the suggestions from CiViX and 7.5.4 then more or less cleanly installed (Minor problem with the quotacheck).

Now my yum upgrade with the ART sources is running fine .....

Thanks for the pointer in the right direction