> -----Oprindelig meddelelse----- > Fra: fedora-list-admin@xxxxxxxxxx > [mailto:fedora-list-admin@xxxxxxxxxx]På; vegne af Peter Backlund > Sendt: 1. december 2003 20:47 > Til: fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx > 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
