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php-gd installation problem

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rspurlock

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Hi All,

I'm loading up a new server and my final steps are installing sitebuilder. I cannot however install it through autoupdater or even by yum because of some silly dependance for the php-gd rpm. Here's the error:

Installing php-gd-4.3.9-3.6.i386.rpm
warning: /root/psa/PSA_7.5.4/RHel4_std.updates/php-gd-4.3.9-3.6.i386.rpm: V3 DSA signature: NOKEY, key ID db42a60e
error: Failed dependencies:
php = 4.3.9-3.6 is needed by php-gd-4.3.9-3.6.i386
php >= 4.0 is needed by (installed) psa-7.5.4-rhel4.build75050824.12.i586
php >= 4.3.0 is needed by (installed) psa-horde-3.0.5-rhel4.build75050824.12.noarch
php = 4.4.2-3.rhel4.art is needed by (installed) php-mbstring-4.4.2-3.rhel4.art.i386
php = 4.4.2-3.rhel4.art is needed by (installed) php-ldap-4.4.2-3.rhel4.art.i386
php = 4.4.2-3.rhel4.art is needed by (installed) php-domxml-4.4.2-3.rhel4.art.i386
php = 4.4.2-3.rhel4.art is needed by (installed) php-pgsql-4.4.2-3.rhel4.art.i386
php is needed by (installed) php-pear-4.4.2-3.rhel4.art.i386
php = 4.4.2-3.rhel4.art is needed by (installed) php-mysql-4.4.2-3.rhel4.art.i386
php = 4.4.2-3.rhel4.art is needed by (installed) php-imap-4.4.2-3.rhel4.art.i386
php = 4.4.2-3.rhel4.art is needed by (installed) php-odbc-4.4.2-3.rhel4.art.i386
php is needed by (installed) php-ioncube-loader-1.0-rhel4.build051222.05.i386
php >= 4.3 is needed by (installed) Sitebuilder-2.1.2-rhel4.build051222.05.i386
/usr/bin/php is needed by (installed) psa-horde-3.0.5-rhel4.build75050824.12.noarch
/usr/bin/php is needed by (installed) psa-kronolith-2.0.3-rhel4.build75050824.12.noarch
/usr/bin/php is needed by (installed) psa-turba-2.0.3-rhel4.build75050926.17.noarch

----- end of output -----


Basically how am I to install this older version of php-gd? I'm not ready to move to php5 yet. Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Rob
 
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