Plesk doesn't see my upgraded PHP & MySQL

[cottage1]

Running Plesk 8.1.1 on RHEL 4.

I was given the standard PHP 4 and MYSQL 4 setup at THE PLANET.

After checking to make sure the Plesk 8.1.1 supports PHP 5 and MySQL 5, I paid the tech to upgrade PHP and MySQL for me.

He did so, and the PHP test page works.

However, when I look in Plesk Server Components it says that PHP and MYSQL are not installed. Consequently it will not allow me to install any application vault packages that use PHP or MYSQL.

How do you get PLESK to see the new PHP and MYSQL installations?

 

[breun]

I don't know what the tech exactly did, but if you use the packages from the CentOS Plus repository or ART's Atomic repository everything works just fine.

I'd think it's strange Plesk would say MySQL is not installed because Plesk runs on MySQL itself.

 

[nerbonne]

Why don't you make the tech fix it.

 

[fgilain]

Maybe did the Tech not use a rpm like installation method ?

search for rpm installed versions using that command :

rpm -qa |grep mysql
rpm -qa |grep php

Florent

 

[atomicturtle]

Heres how you install the rpms for the above if they didnt use them on your install.

1) Set up the atomic yum channel:

wget -q -O - http://www.atomicorp.com/installers/atomic.sh |sh

2) Update php/mysql/etc all at once:

yum update