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On 2006-03-14 16:47, Timothy A. Holmes uttered these thoughts: |
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> I am trying to install JFFNMS, as part of its dependancies, it wants to |
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> install php4.4.2, however the computer already has PHP5 installed and |
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> running nicely. |
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> Is there a way to install JFFNMS without installing php4 and have it use |
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> php5 properly? |
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That depends entirely on if JFFNMS runs on php5 or not... I'd guess that |
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if it's trying to draw in php4 as a dependency when you already have |
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php5 installed, it's probably not running on php4 reliably yet, in which |
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case you'll have to make some choises... |
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- If you don't really need php5, you just install php4 and unmerge php5 |
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(and mask it if it's getting dragged in by emerge again). |
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- If you want to run both php4 and php5, read this: |
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http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/php/php4-php5-configuration.xml |
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- Or you edit the ebuild for JFFNMS to not have a depencency for <php5 |
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and try out running it on php5 instead... Probably wont work since |
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either the maintainer or developers of JFFNMS has tried running it (or |
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knows it wont run) on php5. |
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Regards, |
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Patrick Börjesson |
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