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> > > > no, CentOS is a pretty closed distribution > > Huh? How so? well, to stay within their repos' you are stuck with things like PHP-5.1.6, tomcat -5.5.20 etc.. I must also say that I was a Debian sysadmin for the last 5 years before getting this job, so I am no expert at RPMs, and am having a hard time adjusting to YUM... On a server with no GUI, dselect was my best friend ... far more intuitive than what I have see of YUM... but that may be my inexperience with the RPM system showing ;) > > > and I have googled for hours > > and cannot find it. The brest I can find is 5.5.20, and it is broken... > > I can find 5.5.26 for fedora7,8 and 9, but they have unlocate-able > > dependencies > > If its in the Fedora repos, the dependencies are also in the Fedora > repos. Broken deps aren't allowed to linger for very long in the Fedora > repos, and that'd be a rather noticeable one... >
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