Installing milter-greylist on centos4

• Download and unpack the tarball, then cd into it
• Install (from this site)
• libspf2-1.2.5-3.i386.rpm
• libspf2-1.2.5-3-devel.i386.rpm
• libspf2-1.2.5-3-progs
• ./configure –with-libspf2=/usr/lib –enable-dnsrbl
• make
• do a ‘make install’ or use ‘checkinstall’
• Copy the init script
• Test

Can’t resist…

What one would do to avoid an impossible physics question…? Here.

MySQL 4.1 on CentOS3

Hi,

This is more of a reminder for me, but may be usefull for anyone who needs MySQL 4.1 on RHEL 3 or one of its clone.

The trick is to download mysql-client, mysql-server, and mysql-shared-compat. The latter is the most important as it makes the mysql rpm that comes with the distribution unnecessary. If you don’t install it, or if you install the mysql-shared-standard package, you will be forced to re-install mysql (the 3.23.x client) if you are using php-mysql. By installing the mysql-shared-compat, you provide the prerequesites for php-mysql, so you can just download all the new MySQL packages in a directory and do a rpm -Uvhf MySQL*.