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Old 1st July 2006, 02:20 PM
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how to update HTTPD, MYSQL, PHP with yum
Please tell me how to update HTTPD, MYSQL, PHP in Fedora Core 5 ( include all of their plug-ins) with yum.
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running "yum update" will update all of your software, including httpd mysql and php, but you could also do "yum update httpd" (and all the others) and it would update just that if there is an update available.
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