Trying to install "php-mysql" get dependencies error. Please help
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Trying to install "php-mysql" get dependencies error. Please help
Hi guys/girls,
I have CentOS 6.4(64 bit)
I have also MySQL 5.5 server/client/devel/
shared.
The MySQL is working great, no problem with that.
I want to install php-mysql now.
Then I try to "yum insyall php-mysql" , it says that i have dependencies conflict with mysql-libs 5.1
Why would it search for old MySQL if I already have working newer version?
Ho do I change its dependencies? how do I resolve this issue and install the php-mysql?
I can find php-mysql in Base repo of Centos6. Can you list output of yum repolist command.
Thanks
I can see the "php-mysql" in the repo but when i try to install it, it demands dependence of mysql-libs 5.1 that conflicts with my already running and working mysql 5.5 / as i described in the first place.
How do I make him see that I have already a version of 5.5 (why does he looks for version 5.1), Or is there any alternative way to install php-mysql?
Have you tried installing the package (php-mysql-5.xxx.rpm) manually? If not, please search for the rpm (rpmfind.net, rpm.pbone.net, pkgs.org) and try it manually.
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