Hello!
No, i dint upgrade PHP or tried to. No need at all.
I just installed php-soap running 'yum install php-soap' on a standard
Blueonyx Box (latest one SL Linux). No extra repos installed.
Isnt the usual behaviour keep the local config file instead of replacing
it, and create a .rpmnew or similar?
Anyway as soon i found out the affected file that was breaking the GUI
was in fact that certain php.ini and i had 37 backups available, had it
fixed in a matter of seconds.
Will provide any required extra info if anyone wants to debug what might
have happen in order to prevent further issues.
Thanks again!
Gustavo
On 12/03/30 13:29, Bill Hicks wrote:
Chris
Yeah I discoverd that after the fact, thats why I did it on a test box.
Bill H
Bill Hicks wrote:
I saw that you solved it but I got errors similare to that on a test box
when I tried to upgrade php.
You should not be "upgrading" PHP on a BlueOnyx box. That's why you
broke it.
If you need a PHP upgrade, the safest thing to do is to go with a PKG
vendor such as Solarspeed or Compass.
Or you can use 5107R or 5108R to get Scientific Linux 6, which carries
PHP 5.3.3 by default.
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