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Hi, did you end up installing PHP 5.2 on your Fedora Core 6 &nbsp;-- I use a VPS and am waiting on Network Solutions to upgrade their Fedora.<br />
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Anyways not happy with my VPS... still I have no option.<br />
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I need to update my php to 1.5.2. &nbsp;I have done everything i believe possible but I am getting this upon yum upgrade php:<br />
[root ~] Reading repository metadata in from local files <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Could not find update match for php.<br />
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What are my options, and how would I go about it.
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Hi, did you end up installing PHP 5.2 on your Fedora Core 6  -- I use a VPS and am waiting on Network Solutions to upgrade their Fedora.

Anyways not happy with my VPS... still I have no option.

I need to update my php to 1.5.2.  I have done everything i believe possible but I am getting this upon yum upgrade php:
[root ~] Reading repository metadata in from local files
             Could not find update match for php.

What are my options, and how would I go about it.

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oops I meant 5.2 (php) i have 5.1.6
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Hello everybody,<br />
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I want to upgrade from PHP 5.1 to 5.2 on Fedora Core 6 but using the RPM method it is simply not possible because of all the dependency issues that arise.<br />
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I tried using YUM to update it but it said my PHP version was up to date and I believe that is because PHP 5.1 is the latest version for Fedora Core 6.<br />
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Does anyone know how I can see what the latest software versions are for the differen Fedora Core distros? &nbsp;Is thre a website that will show PHP 5.1 is the latest version for Fedora Core 6 so I can research what version of Fedora Core I need to install to run PHP 5.2?<br />
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Thanks!!
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Hello everybody,

I want to upgrade from PHP 5.1 to 5.2 on Fedora Core 6 but using the RPM method it is simply not possible because of all the dependency issues that arise.

I tried using YUM to update it but it said my PHP version was up to date and I believe that is because PHP 5.1 is the latest version for Fedora Core 6.

Does anyone know how I can see what the latest software versions are for the differen Fedora Core distros?  Is thre a website that will show PHP 5.1 is the latest version for Fedora Core 6 so I can research what version of Fedora Core I need to install to run PHP 5.2?

Thanks!!

How to check latest software versions on Fedora Core 6?

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