On Fri, Nov 16, 2001 at 07:07:31PM -0500, Tom Allison wrote: > Michael Ward Cole wrote: > > >I am trying to load PHP4 4.0.3 pl 1-0 on debian/linux 2.2.19 with > >Apache 1.3.9-13.2. I keep having trouble with the libpgsql2 vs libpgsql2.1 > >with PHP4 saying that it needs sql2 > 6.4-0. I don't understand why it > >won't allow me to install all with the libpgsql7.1release-3.potato.1 that > >loads with postgresql7.1release-3.potato.1? > >Thanks, > >Michael > > > > I've been haggling with this one for along time. > > Unfortunately, the only way the I was able to get through the upgrade > was to remove everything and then put it back in. IIRC, the problem was > not with the pgsql server, but the psaccess GUI for it. > > I had to install pgsql, then work on the rest of them in one big apt-get > load.
My problem seems to be with the libpgsql2.1 component of the upgrade. I have apache 1.3.22 installed and I have postgresql 7.1 installed. I have php4 installed but can't get past the dependency on php4-pgsql. It wants libpgsql2 (>=6.4-0) and won't acknowledge that libpgsql2.1 meets that criterion. I am trying to do this using linux kernel 2.2.20 on a Pentium machine. I have installed most of the potato updates. Is there a work around or is this a bug that will be remedied in the near future? I am not using IIRC. Thanks, Michael !--------------- Michael Ward Cole, DO 1216 Cedar Point Drive Virginia Beach, Virginia 23451 757 428-9322 (Home) 757 475-3182 (Pager)
