I recently released PHP4 RPM’s for CentOS 5, claiming they worked fine alongside the stock PHP5 that comes with CentOS 5.
Okey, that wasn’t entirely true. I had forgotten about php-pear! If you install php (stock version) alongsides my RPM’s you would get some errors, this has been resolved
After a few days of playing [...]

In this article we are programming the basic stamp to trigger a remote switch for your home lights or any other power switching device, like a garage door, fireplace and so on. We are controlling it through the web or the ipod (the ipod also has a web browser)
How does it work?
After programming the basic [...]

As I promised yesterday, the RPM’s (i386) for PHP4 can now be downloaded for your convienence.
You can find the SRPM along with the RPM’s. The SRPM was slightly updated since yesterday to fix a small glitch I encountered when trying to build a eAccelerator RPM for CentOS 5.
NOTE: None of the RPM’s are signed at [...]

Although I was initially struggeling, I finally managed to build a PHP4 RPM for CentOS 5
Initially I planned to make tutorial on how I managed to build my RPM (which you can still use), however due to some issues with the original PHP 4.3.9 RPM for CentOS 4 I decided to create a [...]

As of CentOS 5 you’ll get PHP 5 rpm binaries, if for some reason your old applications aren’t PHP5 compliant yet, this might cause you some difficulties.
Even though PHP4 has it’s EOL as of 31-12-2007, the needed security updates will be done until 2008-08-08. This in my opinion could be a reason to at least [...]