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Linux Software => Linux Installation Support => Topic started by: carobee on June 07, 2007, 01:38:33 PM
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hello
i have installed php5.2.2 in my linux box through.Now i want to uninstall it so that i can install php 4.4.3. i downloaded the source of php 4.4.3. and installed apache 1.3.37 and php 4.4.3. though apache has got installed but when i tried to check for php it is showing
"Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /usr/local/apache/htdocs/test.php on line 2".
Has it got something to do with the earlier version of php? Earlier version was running well.
can you plese give the code to uninstall the earlier version
please can anyone help? i need it badly
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as I answered in other post, it is as easy as removing all php5 files & its instances.
Btw, php is intalled but it is error of the code, can you give me output of your phpinfo() ????
Thankyou!
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thanks
i have successfully uninstalled it and installed php 4.4.3 .since it comes bundled with my sql so everything is running fine.
thanks everyone
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I am glad it worked though I will see at my place it with php5 and apache2..
Regards !
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hi
can yu tell me which verson of sql we have to download if we are usng apache2.5.5 and php5.2.2?
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You can use latest version of mysql, current is 5.x .. though still 4.1.x is in use.
http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/5.0.html#linux
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Thanks
even in mysql 5.x.x.x,there are number of options, like rpm,non rpm etc.which to take and even in that which there are lots like client,server,shared library,cluster etc. im confused which to download
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You can install using yum..
Try
yum install mysql-server mysql
Shall install mysql server and needed libraries on its own !