Apache released v2.2.0. PHP is now v5.1.2. MySQL is now v5.0.19. None of these are up-to-date on my servers. None of them is terribly out of date as Apache v2.0.54, PHP v5.0.4, and MySQL v4.1.13 are installed. Sendmail is also out of date (8.13.5 versus 8.13.6), but that was just released a few days ago and hasn't factored into my schedule just yet.

Time for spring cleaning, and I've got some softwares to upgrade on the servers. These three pieces are integral to the workings of the servers and tightly integrated with each other. It's a bit of cart and horse for which one to upgrade first.

Well, technically, MySQL is most independent, although I am hesitant to upgrade it with the current PHP using the old client.

Apache is also fairly independent, but since the PHP is so widely used now, the PHP module needs to be integrated as well.

I've actually got the three pieces of software built and installed on the system, but there are no databases in the v5 MySQL (easy to do), and the Apache v2.2 doesn't want to talk to either the PERL module or Tomcat.

Stay tuned for notes and updates of the progress.