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All I wanted was to upgrade Apache HTTPD to a version that included PHP 
4.x and a MySql PHP connector for MySqyl 4.x.   Mysql 3.x was native to AS3.

I've rpm'ed till I'm blue and now am stuck with httpd + php with no 
mysql support.   Grrrr

What happened to the tar downloads that I dropped into /usr/local ???  

I don't need to salvage the /usr/bin/httpd silliness that RH put there.  
I'd be happier with a httpd*.tgz install that comes with the libraries 
and php plugins that I install in /usr/local.

Any helps?

Thanks, curt

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Curt Smith
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