I know virtually nothing about installing packages. I managed to install Zend Framework 1 with yum a while back by following a very specific tutorial.
Now I need the PHP intl extension and I can't figure out how to install it. I did yum list php*intl and saw that there was one available. Yum is throwing an error because we are attempting to update multiple packages to versions that conflict. Your yum output says that php-intl requires a specific version of the php-common. Removing all the junk: Requires 5. Drivers Epson Dfx 8500 Printhead here. Canon Ir 3300 Xerox Machine Driver Free Download For Windows 7. Hp Pavilion Dv6700 Nvidia Drivers Windows 7 more. 3.3-14 Installed 5.3.17-2 Available 1st Option: 5.3.3-3 Available 2nd Option: 5.3.3-14 This tells us that you already have installed a more recent version of php-common (5.3.17-2) than is allowed by php-intl. I think you have two options.
(As a newbie myself, I would not attempt these without practicing in a dev environment.) 1) Remove remi Packages Quoting from a similar question on Super User. 'Try removing all remi php packages, disable remi repository and install the default centos 6 php 5.3.3 packages.' 2) Downgrade php-common to Version 5.3.3-14 yum downgrade php-common I have no idea if you would run into more dependency issues and have to downgrade other packages. I found more details here. Other Stack Exchange sites show similar questions. (370 results) (57 results).
To do so you need to first set up a local install of php 5, during that process you can compile in extensions you need or you can add them dynamically to the php.ini after the fact. Share improve this answer.