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[nutballs]

bah. CentOS, I HATE YOU.

phpmyadmin requires PHP5.2+
guess whats not on CentOS5...

I guess ill have to compile anyway. lol

or... i can take another stab at remote installing... that went well the first time round. 

[perkiset]

Get an older version of phpMyAdmin.

But that said, you shouldn't be running anything other than php 5.2 anyhoo.

I swear meng, just get the source tarball, configure, make make install and you'll be good to go.

[vsloathe]

...and rsync backed up offsite every hour incrementally.
The Apache server is mirrored in realtime for immediate failover via DNS and all the code is automatically backed up via Git/rsync to my workstation (laptop) wherever I am physically located, provided the laptop is turned on.

I am interested in how you implemented both of these VS... I want to move to 100% rsync for my backups but do not know how to do incremental. And I'd like to hear about your DNS failover realtime mirror Apache rig, sounds really nice.

No worries, I'll be doing writeups over the next few weeks as I get them setup once more. It'll be no picnic, but the nerdy sado-masochist in me is somehow looking forward to it.

[perkiset]

As will the nerdy anti-yum bonehead sitting in Phoenix will be, awaiting your post 

[nutballs]

its compiling thats been giving me issues in the first place. I give.

I am probably going to switch to UB or Deb. probably UB because its less... stodgy and uptight.

[perkiset]

Can you post your configure.nb file, as well as the error that is giving you troubles? This is taking WAY too much effort.

[nutballs]

if i do just the default, it doesnt work. If i do a custom, no worky. it all installs fine, and runs, and I see the processes, just never answers the requests.
I agree it is taking too much effort.

however....

I do think I might know the cause.
when you install centos, there are all the packages you can install. well, i turned them ALL off.
I think the problem is that I am removing the "base packages", which has some core stuff that is needed by apache, but the tards who made the RPMs are FAIL and the source is not reporting a certain dependency. both methods dont work for me, though they report as successfully installed.

Actually its not a big deal. I need to bring the mac down anyway, and I now have an ubuntu installer on a usb key.

I am just gonna go that route i think.
plus ubuntu/deb folks are way better about getting out updates for things like *AMP pieces in the repos, so to make it easy, just going that way.0