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Topic: mysql.so for php

I believe I have found the file I need here http://rpms.famillecollet.com/enterpris … x86_64.rpm. These are my questions:

1. I have php 5.3.3. Will your 5.3.8 versions work for me?
2. Do I need to install your repo or can I just use wget for this one file? I already have Centos and ius repos and I don't want to get too complicated or set myself up for a core overwrite.
3. That's it, just install and it will know to go to the right place, or must I set that up?

There's probably more but I'll stop for now. Merci.

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Re: mysql.so for php

1/ No, you must update all the php module tu have the same version

2/ wget should work, but dependencies are awfull, and yum is designed to handle this

3/ I don't understand

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  • Registered: 2011-09-23
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Re: mysql.so for php

What is the safest way to upgrade to 5.3.8 from your repo without creating havoc with the two repos I already have? (CentOS and IUS)

Do you have a 5.3.3 version of this file I need?

My third question, which you did not understand, was asking if the install would automatically go to the right directory in my server or if I would have to point it there. But I guess that only applies if I am only using this file, not a general update.

Thank you

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Re: mysql.so for php

you must choose the repository you want to use : IUS or remi.

You should have only 1 enable. Mixing repositories is a nightmare.

If you are using php 5.3.3 from IUS, you should take php-mysql from there
Or you can update all the php stack from my repo (5.3.8).

When all package comes from repo, install should works "out of the box".
I can't tell for package from IUS (even if I think it should)

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