Hi mate, I'm a php Dev. Try zend server community edition from zend. Install is easy and comes with most things u need and may solve this for you. Centos is always a bit behind for stability reasons. Zs also has lots of other goodies.
Personally I use a php library rather than a php extension so has no dependencies and no installation needed and I can read their source and extend it to suit my needs. There's a few php libraries around for solr. Phpmyadmin can run under php 5.3, but personally I just use mysql client. Damien Sent from my iPhone On 13/07/2011, at 3:07 AM, Cupbearer <jcr...@inforeverse.com> wrote: > Total Linux noob, 1 month into first server ever... > > CentOS 5.6 Final > Loaded php52 from ius > yum install of mysql > tomcat > > I've got Nutch up and running and working (may need to work on filters at > some point) and I have Solr up and running and indexing everything. But, > then I came to the point of trying to get the results from the Crawl and > Index to display on the webpage that I'm building with Php and it points me > to php.net. The minimum requirements are: > > The libxml and curl extensions must also be enabled for the Apache Solr > extension to be available. > > libxml2 2.6.31 or later is required. > > libcurl 7.18.0 or later is also required. > > The Yum install is 2.6.15 and like 7.13.0 (didn't get past the first one > yet). I have zero idea how to upgrade these! What am I going to have to > check to make sure gets upgraded? I've only run yum installs from different > repositories so far and haven't had to compile anything myself, so maybe if > I have to do that someone can point me to a tutorial. Or, the Search and > Results pages should be pretty simple can I just avoid a few of the newer > commands in php because they aren't compatible and not worry about it and > hope everything gets fixed with centos 6.0? It also seems that 3 or 4 days > ago you only needed libxml2 2.6.17 and now it's up to x.x.31 for a > prerequisite, is this something that I need to learn anyways to keep current > on since it seems to be changing rather regularly? Should I just try to > upgrade my php52 to php53 and see if that gets me the newer repositories? > When I looked at that my yum installed phpmyadmin wasn't compatible with 53 > which is why I went with 52. I didn't bother updating mysql from 5.0 since > there didn't seem to be any blazingly obvious reason to do so (especially > since it's such a small instance). > > Thanks, > > ----- > > Cupbearer > Jerry E. Craig, Jr. > > -- > View this message in context: > http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/Solr-and-Php-Question-tp3163155p3163155.html > Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
