GeeForce LLC

These RPMs were compiled in the Amazon ECS environment for Centos 5.4 
Use at your own risk - we do not accept any liability for their use.
[All rpms located at http://geeforceconsulting.com/rpms/]

Most of these packages are compiled from later Fedora SRPM. 
When Fedora RPMs didn't work we looked at other RPM based 
distributions for a SRPM that we could use.

Finally for some we simply used/built our own spec file - YMMV

RPMs that you found today may be gone tomorrow. If these 
are useful to you grabbing the SRPM is always a good idea

Comments Questions? Shoot and email to aaron at gee force dot net.

Good Luck!


Current Layout:

/rpms
Sphinx & the MySQL rpms it was compiled against.
Currently running rc2 version of Sphinx
(Very stable)

/rpms/zabbix-1.6.6
zabbix-1.6.6 compiled from fedora SRPM

/rpms/php-5.2.9-2
php-5.2.9-2 compiled from fedora SRPM
php-ffmpeg is found in the ffmpeg directory
Be sure to upgrade your pcre!

/rpms/ffmpeg-0.5-3
ffmpeg-0.5-3 php-ffmeg & lame 3.97
This fixes the issue with video capture errors with php-ffmpeg.

/rpms/SRPMS
Source RPMs for all packages built

/rpms/redmine
RPMS & SRPMS for redmine pre-requsites.  Instructions on how
to install redmine (http://www.redmine.org/) without needing
to install a mongrel cluster or even apache.

/rpms/mysql-proxy-0.8.0
A hand built mysql proxy development release (multi threaded)
This includes RPMS that should be installed BEFORE mysql-proxy.
I.E. before installing mysql-proxy: Upgrade to glib2, upgrade lua, 
upgrade libevent or your mysql-proxy WILL NOT WORK!

NOTE: To get glib2 installed in a CentOS 5 x86_64 environment:
1. rpm -qa --queryformat='%{n}-%{v}-%{r}.%{arch}\n' | grep '\.i[3456]86$' | xargs rpm -ev
This removes all of the i386/i483/i586/i686 packages 
(**this may break some packages that rely in i386/i586/i686 libraries such 
as adobe products, skype, or other commercial binary only packages**)

2. Upgrade glib2 - rpm -Uvh glib2-2.16.3-5.x86_64.rpm3

3. Upgrade lua (lua-dev isn't requried)

4. Upgrade libevent 

5. Install mysql-proxy-0.8.0