php deps on postgresql-libs?

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First of all I'd like to mention that I only need the cli
version of php, just so I can run some simple management
scripts and cron jobs on servers with no web interface.
Some are simple scripts called via snmpd.

Unfortunately we have no php-cli package, so we need to
use the php package. This results in the following
output from yum:

Installing:
php                i386       5.1.2-5         core           3.5 M
Installing for dependencies:
apr                i386       1.2.2-7.2       core           121 k
apr-util           i386       1.2.2-4.2       core            74 k
aspell             i386       12:0.60.3-5     core           959 k
aspell-en          i386       50:6.0-2        core           1.6 M
curl               i386       7.15.1-3        updates        265 k
httpd              i386       2.2.0-5.1.2     core           1.1 M
libidn             i386       0.6.2-1.1       core           191 k
php-pear           noarch     1:1.4.6-2.1     updates        351 k
postgresql-libs    i386       8.1.3-1         core           193 k

This is way overkill for my situation, but what really
makes me wonder is why php depends on postgresql-libs.
I thought I had to install php-pgsql for that...?

And please consider splitting php-cli out in a separate
package for FC6, it'd make a minimal server install much
neater. Even adding a php-cli that would conflict
with the normal php package could work.

Also, what if I wanted to use lighttpd instead of httpd?

-HK

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