If you are a SugarCRM user and you want to keep upgrading, you will need to upgrade PHP and MySQL - luckily, both packages have updates in the CentOS-Plus repo - here's how to upgrade your 2.2.12 box to PHP 5.1 and MySQL 5:
1) cd /etc/yum.repos.d
2) nano -w CentOS-Plus.repo and change the enabled=0 to enabled=1 for the CentOS Plus repo. Save and Exit.
3) yum clean all
4) yum update php* mysql*
5) Go turn the CentOS-Plus repo back off - some of the packages in there will not improve your machine at all!
6) yum clean all
7) pear install DB - Do this, or FreePBX won't work.
8) chown asterisk:asterisk /var/lib/php/session -R - permission get's changed with the update.
There you go - now you have a 2.2.12 machine with PHP-5 and MySQL-5 - ready for sugar and whatever else. Also, with the CentOS-Plus repo turned off, yum update -y doesn't break anything on the 2.2.12 install, so that's a good thing too!
Another vote for 2.2.12 (for now...)
If you are a SugarCRM user and you want to keep upgrading, you will need to upgrade PHP and MySQL - luckily, both packages have updates in the CentOS-Plus repo - here's how to upgrade your 2.2.12 box to PHP 5.1 and MySQL 5:
1) cd /etc/yum.repos.d
2) nano -w CentOS-Plus.repo and change the enabled=0 to enabled=1 for the CentOS Plus repo. Save and Exit.
3) yum clean all
4) yum update php* mysql*
5) Go turn the CentOS-Plus repo back off - some of the packages in there will not improve your machine at all!
6) yum clean all
7) pear install DB - Do this, or FreePBX won't work.
8) chown asterisk:asterisk /var/lib/php/session -R - permission get's changed with the update.
There you go - now you have a 2.2.12 machine with PHP-5 and MySQL-5 - ready for sugar and whatever else. Also, with the CentOS-Plus repo turned off, yum update -y doesn't break anything on the 2.2.12 install, so that's a good thing too!
Greg