-----Oprindelig meddelelse----- Fra: fedora-list-admin@redhat.com [mailto:fedora-list-admin@redhat.com]På vegne af Peter Backlund Sendt: 1. december 2003 20:47 Til: fedora-list@redhat.com Emne: Re: inconsistencies in repositories
I'm trying to install it now from command line.
I understand that the right tool for it is yum and not up2date. However when I try to install i get: # yum install php-mysql [snip] Resolving dependencies ..package MySQL-devel needs MySQL-client (not provided) package MySQL-bench needs MySQL-client (not provided)
I think you or someone else has installed a non-fedora mysql package, since the packages in fedora are named mysql, mysql-server and mysql-devel. MySQL isn't the same thing as mysql in the wonderful world of rpm. So, you should remove all MySQL rpms and instead use the fedora packages. Remove them, then do yum install php-mysql again, and it will grab mysql along with it.
That's a very good catch! It's true I installed mysql myself with the rpm provided by mysql.org. I couldn't figure out that this kind of problem has something to do with this.
Removing mysql 4.xx solved the problem and I could install with yum as expected.
Note: mysql in fedora is 3.23, so if you need 4.x you'll have to look elsewhere for mysql and related packages.
It would be nice to have and play with it, however I guess I can wait for Fedora to include it.
/Peter
Thanks Paolo