Update 2 php5 — need libpq.so.3 and libc-client.so.0

[deMone]

When i trying yum upgrade php i see:

Package php-pgsql needs libpq.so.3, this is not available.
Package php-imap needs libc-client.so.0, this is not available.
Package php-domxml needs php = 4.3.9-3.12.1.swsoft, this is not available.

What should I do to ignore this libs and install PHP5 or to install this libs?

 

[deMone]

I have RHEL4

 

[breun]

You still seem to have CentOS php* 4.3.9 packages installed. I'd look into the Atomic Rocket Turtle yum channel if you want to run PHP5 with Plesk on a RHEL4 box.

Setting up ART: http://3es.atomicrocketturtle.com/
PHP upgrade instructions: http://www.atomicrocketturtle.com/Joomla/content/view/141/29/

 

[deMone]

My yum using ART packages And I read this instructions

I uninstall php-pgsql and php-imap (yum remove php-pgsql php-imap), but still have one error:

# yum upgrade
Gathering header information file(s) from server(s)
Server: Atomic Rocket Turtle - 4AS - Atomic PSA-Compatible RPMS
Server: Atomic Rocket Turtle - 4AS - Atomic PSA App Vault RPMS
Server: Atomic Rocket Turtle - 4AS - SW-Soft PSA 8.0 RPMS
Finding updated packages
Downloading needed headers
Finding obsoleted packages
Resolving dependencies
......Unable to satisfy dependencies
Package php-imap needs libc-client.so.0, this is not available.

What's wrong?

 

[breun]

On CentOS 4 machines that file is provided by the package libc-client. I see your yum config has only ART channels, no distribution [base] and [updates] channels. You'll need to install the correct libc-client through Red Hat's up2date or add yum channels which carry these packages.

 

[deMone]

And where I can find these yum channels? Maybe you have list of these channels? Or some websites contain its?

 

[breun]

Red Hat's channels are not public (because you have to pay for RHEL). What does rpm -q libc-client say? Did you run up2date (or up2date libc-client if you only want the latest version of libc-client instead of all installed packages) on your system?

 

[deMone]

# rpm -q libc-client
package libc-client is not installed

up2date not installed in my system...

 

[breun]

Are you running a VPS?

 

[deMone]

Yes

 

[breun]

I guess you can add http://3es.atomicrocketturtle.com/3rd-party/base/4ES/ as base and http://3es.atomicrocketturtle.com/3rd-party/updates/4ES/ as updates. These are actually yum channels with CentOS 4 packages, which should work on RHEL4. Your server might slowly turn into a CentOS server instead of a RHEL one though.

 

[deMone]

It works, thank you, breun!

 

[atomicturtle]

Yeah really, plus you've got a 4AS server license, on a VPS. Which is irionic, since AS is for systems with up to 64 processors, and with a VPS you dont even have 1