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Message #03098
[Bug 1204492] Re: php54-pecl-apc requires unused php54
Hi,
I've done some basic tests with the php54-pecl-apc package from the ius-
testing repository.
What i did, was the following:
# yum install php54-pecl-apc --enablerepo=ius-testing
Then i removed httpd, which also removed the php54 package. I checked
that the installed packages did not have "weird" dependecies:
# rpm -q php54-pecl-apc
php54-pecl-apc-3.1.13-2.ius.el6.x86_64
# rpm -qR php54-pecl-apc | grep -i php
config(php54-pecl-apc) = 3.1.13-2.ius.el6
php54-zend-abi = 20100525
After this, i reloaded my php-fpm and apache and used my sites. They all
worked as expected, i could see that objects were cached in the APC.PHP
info page, i saw no errors or warnings in php-errorlogs.
I conclude: "it-works-for-me" (tm)!
Thanks!
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1204492
Title:
php54-pecl-apc requires unused php54
Status in IUS Community Project:
Fix Committed
Bug description:
I run RHEL6 x86_64 and want to be able to use "php54-fpm" with "php54
-pecl-apc" to run a fastcgi server which i will call from frontend
servers.
However, the "php54-pecl-apc" package requires "php54" to be installed which i do not want.
The spec file for "php54-pecl-apc" states that it Requires "php54" because it uses PCRE from that package at build. This should then be a BuildRequire, not Require.
The stock versions of RHEL6 "php-pecl-apc" does not require "php" to
be installed.
The main reason i want the IUS packages to behave in the same way as
stock RHEL packages, is that i don't want "php54" installed, as it in
turn requires "httpd" to be installed. Both are completely redundant.
Can this behaviour of the "php54-pecl-apc" be fixed, so it does not
require php54?
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