Try removing php from the system and re-adding it. Rpm seems to get
confused with certain packages during an upgrade. I had a similar
problem with openoffice, and the solution was removing the openoffice
packages and re-installing them.
--James Cooley
On Mar 21, 2005, at 9:48 AM, jan.peuker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi list,
I just upgraded my el3 to el4. Everything worked fine except for the
network configuration and dell openmanage - but my question is
regarding a strange error I get when I try to install php-mysql. It
says that php-pear and php-devel depend on the module "php" which "can
not be found". But it is there(the box is checked) and running
smoothly - does anybody know what to do?
Thanks a lot,
jan
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