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PHP 5.2.3 has been released. This version does not have the massive number of bug fixes that came with 5.2.2 (which included many of the patches from the Month of PHP Bugs), but it does have some useful fixes included, including the fix for the HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA bug that was introduced in PHP 5.2.2...

Well, MySQL has [url=http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/releasenotes-es-5-0-38.html]released another Enterprise-only version[/url]. Not only are there no binary packages for the community, but they haven’t even bothered to post a link to the source on the download page. Why they do this, I don’t...

Let me start by saying, “yes, I know that MySQL 5.0.36 isn’t on the download page yet”. That’s because this is an enterprise-only release under the Monthly Rapid Update program. That said, there is absolutely nothing preventing the build of this version as a community release. As with my releases of...

For some unknown reason, I neglected to post links to my newest round of upgrade tutorials on this site (and instead focused only on vBulletin.com), sorry. For those of you wanting to upgrade to httpd 2.2.4, check out my tutorial at the link below. Keep in mind that rebuilding httpd will require you...

For some unknown reason, I neglected to post links to my newest round of upgrade tutorials on this site (and instead focused only on vBulletin.com), sorry. For those wishing to upgrade to PHP 5.2.1 using RPMs (and you SHOULD upgrade if you're running 5.2.0, there are a ton of bug fixes), check out m...

For some unknown reason, I neglected to post links to my newest round of upgrade tutorials on this site (and instead focused only on vBulletin.com), sorry. For those wishing to upgrade to MySQL 5.0.33 using RPMs you can checkout my how-to at the link below. The packages provided are in the RH/Fedora...

If you have both pcre & pcre-devel already installed then when you run the rpm -Uvh on the 6.6 RPMs you need to specify both as arguments not one at a time.

Well, 6.2.8 is in FC6 so you could rebuild the src.rpm for that, but you would need a few dev tools installed to do it.

I use a 3Ware 9590SE-16ML for my storage needs. It will work under RHEL 4u4 & CentOS 4.4 out of the box. Older versions will need a driver disk.

You're probably best off following the How-To that I wrote on rebuilding the src.rpm from FC7. [url=http://www.jasonlitka.com/2006/11/30/upgrading-php-520-rhel-centos/]Upgrading to PHP 5.2.0 on RHEL and CentOS 4[/url] This one may also be of interest. [url=http://www.jasonlitka.com/2006/12/20/php-ca...