RPM is your friend, and learning a bit of syntax you can use the following to list all installed PHP RPM's
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rpm -qa | grep ^php-
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To remove PHP altogether
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yum remove php php-common
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A HTTP 404 error means that the file was not found, rather than a PHP scripting error
There is no system restore, other than having a good backup, or using the remote configuration backup
Your attempt to install via the ClearOS GUI shows that you still have some 5.3.8 modules installed which conflict with 5.1.6 which is the base default version for ClearOS5.2. I assume you are trying to install PHP5.3.x so run from the command line:-
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yum --enablerepo=timb-testing install php
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