I think that is because your install media contains them all and is one of
your repos. We have had trouble accessing the ftp server with our
installation media (which of course has php) and are using the Open SuSE
OSS repo and I don't see php on it. It's an issue with our unorthodox
installation
Hello!
Back before PHP (and MySQL) were included as part of my chosen
distribution I would take the time to build them from source. (My
choice no longer includes MySQL.) And I'd work out how to configure
both so they'd be able to use them.
I'd even configure apache to use the advanced features th
>>> On 4/25/2015 at 01:59 AM, Cameron Seay wrote:
> We have had trouble accessing the ftp server with our
> installation media (which of course has php)
You shouldn't need to access the installation media. If you have registered
your system, you should have the Pool and Update repositories aut
Thanks so much for the much needed education, Mark. The issue is we have
not deployed SuSE on z as it should have been done. I think the fixes for
this are easy because we are now rather good at cloning, and we can just
start from scratch with a proper installation. Does SuSE have any academic
l
>>> On 4/26/2015 at 01:32 AM, Cameron Seay wrote:
> Does SuSE have any academic licenses?
I believe so, yes, but I wouldn't have any details on that. If you go to
https://www.suse.com/products/systemz/ there are some options on the lower
right for contacting someone who would know.
Mark Pos
