Hi,

Just got on board VPS a couple of weeks ago, then my VPS server died (VPL1-SD) in the middle of moving my files over. The restore isn't working 100% so the techies are working on a restoration, but my question has to do with upgrading PHP. When the VPS was working earlier this week, I was able to upgrade to PHP 5, but that totally destroyed the functioning of some of my scripts that depended on PHP 4. What I'm trying to do is get it the PHP version the same as what it was when I was on shared hosting. I didn't see PHP 4.4.7 in the repository mentioned here: http://www.lunarforums.com/lunarpages_vps_hosting/how_do_i_setup_my_vps_server-t41213.0.html, just the PHP 5 update. Has anyone tried to upgrade to an incremental update? Any advice or suggestions is much appreciated. Thanks.

Peter Choi
smaxintercoolers.com

Found the following at this site: http://hans.rakers.org/2007/10/new-php4-rpms-for-centos/

The link on the main page takes me to a directory listing with the following files:

5546636c55a217ed0ca43bf5a631a231  php-4.4.7-1.hrak.i386.rpm
8d9e90789a5bf2d9e227cc5377ee9ca2  php-debuginfo-4.4.7-1.hrak.i386.rpm
5ecc539de45e2003deeaff69cb7716c7  php-devel-4.4.7-1.hrak.i386.rpm
6099fe3f9e3efec1e65294399205e02e  php-domxml-4.4.7-1.hrak.i386.rpm
4d2902cda6a7e8a1097fef8c45b59cc3  php-gd-4.4.7-1.hrak.i386.rpm
14d8f709604bd1b443de981232cd5d87  php-imap-4.4.7-1.hrak.i386.rpm
8a5d8a51a8cd17ff4763f7c0f1db0277  php-ldap-4.4.7-1.hrak.i386.rpm
a8350432906cfc60028296cdef5955e3  php-mbstring-4.4.7-1.hrak.i386.rpm
be972b811adc65d37ad2afe9a0e44869  php-mysql-4.4.7-1.hrak.i386.rpm
d229005d28a4609100303cfed22b3164  php-ncurses-4.4.7-1.hrak.i386.rpm
3e0ac335bbe7811e67a0288835fb808e  php-odbc-4.4.7-1.hrak.i386.rpm
6a0f9bacb2c71588fe59418f6ab4154e  php-pear-4.4.7-1.hrak.i386.rpm
00a0bf73f6e6b8852d493f6b6f37448c  php-pgsql-4.4.7-1.hrak.i386.rpm
f2b8ee699bc3c85684ff34ba152c3007  php-snmp-4.4.7-1.hrak.i386.rpm
ddcfcc19abf9e168f7c11199354aafa6  php-xmlrpc-4.4.7-1.hrak.i386.rpm

I'm assuming I have to install each package, but is there a specific order and is there anything in this list that could possibly interfere with my VPS in anyway? Thanks for the help.

Peter

Hello,


Centos 5 and 4 differ greatly, so it would be advisable to build rpms in such case.