First, I would explain that the php in centosplus for CentOS 4 is version 5.1.6 because it is the Source Code from the Red Hat Web Application Stack.

That code is a stable and new version that releases updates and it pretty much cutting edge for "Enterprise Users".

That being said, the easiest way to get php 5.2.2 would be to rebuild the Fedora 7 SRPM on CentOS-4.5.

(there is also currently a version 5.2.3 of php in the Fedora Development branch)

You can find a close fedora mirror here:

http://mirrors.fedoraproject.org/publiclist/Fedora/7/

I tried to compile the fc7 code and it did not compile on CentOS-4.5 ... there are many things that are too old (PCRE, and it would not even start compiling without using CC=gcc4).

You could figure out how to work around these problems.


That might be easier to do ... just download the latest centos SRPM from here:

http://mirror.centos.org/centos/4/centosplus/SRPMS/

Install the SRPM and edit the spec file in your SPECS directory ... and change the configure requirements to what you want then to be and rebuild the SRPM.

Regardless of how you build it, you then become responsible for getting the SRPM and rebuilding it whenever there are updates.

I appologize for the older forum posts being removed, and I am working on a way to have them get rolled in after vetting from the old site ...

It seems that you have a TLS issue with your postfix setup.

Are you trying to configure TLS?

The above poll is related to the HughesJR.com Article:

http://www.hughesjr.com/content/view/19/2/

Welcome to the HughesJR.com forums.

This site was hosted on a shared cPanel server, however while there (as many of you know) we had major security issues. 

We have since moved the site to a dedicated server with the CentOS-4 operating system  and have enabled mod_security and SELinux (docs for using SELinux with CentOS or RHEL).

Hopefully putting the site on a dedicated server (where we control the secuirty updates) and enabling the extra security options will take care of the security issues we were having before.

For security reasons I am starting all databases from scratch. This means if you once had an account with HughesJR.com you will need to register again.  I am sorry for inconvience, but I think this is the best decison.

Thanks to everyone and lets see if we can't stop these script kiddies from hacking sites so we can publish some Enterprise Linux information.