Apparently, the version of Rails I was using didn't agree with MySQL 5.1 for some reason. I think it was originally the MySQL gem. I side-stepped the whole issue by installing Rails 2.3.4, then installing the latest versions without the +mysql5 variant for php5. I knew about the removal of other packages from php itself, which is why I wanted the php5-postgresql module. Thanks for the reply, it helps very much to understand the workings of dependencies more fully and the -n switch.
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