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Um. &nbsp;No? &nbsp;:-) &nbsp;I think maybe you mean to post a link? &nbsp;I hope?<br />

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Um.  No?  :-)  I think maybe you mean to post a link?  I hope?


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Hi<br />
yum only give you the last stable one , they dont release the current one as soon as its published<br />
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to get the newer virsion, you will have to compile it by ur self .<br />
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download the php from php website then compile and install it by urself
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Hi
yum only give you the last stable one , they dont release the current one as soon as its published

to get the newer virsion, you will have to compile it by ur self .

download the php from php website then compile and install it by urself

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I have been googling like a madwoman and haven't found any successful solutions, or even the correct rpms... &nbsp;I need to upgrade to php 5.2.x on FC6 (64-bit). &nbsp;The yum repository only goes up to 5.1.x, so can't use yum. &nbsp;<br />
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Please enlighten me! &nbsp;I'm dying over here.... 
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I have been googling like a madwoman and haven't found any successful solutions, or even the correct rpms...  I need to upgrade to php 5.2.x on FC6 (64-bit).  The yum repository only goes up to 5.1.x, so can't use yum.  

Please enlighten me!  I'm dying over here.... 

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