I eventually worked around it by getting an rpm for httpd and using rpm --nodeps to make it ignore dependencies when installing. When I ran it, it complained about a missing *.so file, but I just created a soft link to a newer version of that file and it ran like a charm.
If yum just had a --nodeps argument then I would have been up and running a long time ago.
Stupid dependency systems.
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by: dinokhanPosted on 2009-07-09 at 01:39:57ID: 24811664
that below link will help
/libpqso4- cannot-ope n-shared- o bject-file /
http://dirk.net/2009/03/02