Interesting suggestion.
I should add the repo to yum (the one i use) and try it in case of failure.
Current Status:
Im in the middle of rebuilding the SRPM for MySQL. Tried rebuilding the php at the same time and it said it needed sqlite3.
I tried "yum install sqlite" and it installed sqlite-2.8. I already tried to be specific and it did not work.
I assume I have to build from SRPM a sqlite3 package, downloadable possibly from any development folder in the mirrors.
Any suggestions?
Running development, I have sqlite3-3.0.8-3 and the development package installed also. If you want to rebuild the rpm for FC3, it should be available on the developmemt portion of the mirror also.
For yum, I got this info from info yum.
--enablerepo=repoid
Enables a specific repository that has been disabled in the
configuration file using the enabled=0 option.
Configuration Option: enabled
So something like
yum --enablerepo=fedora-devel.repo install pgp httpd mysql
should work to grap the binaries and dependacies like sqlite3. I don't use yum often, so the --enablerepo option might be the last argument or the first required.
Jim
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