Jhun; Log in to your PC as "root". Open a console/terminal. run "kpackage".
Click on "File", "Find Package" , and type in "apache". You should find up to
8 entries by continously clicking the "find" button. In the proiper sequence,
un-install each package one at a time. The sequence of the un-install depends
on which apache packages you have installed. Each one that generates an error
will tell you which package(s) it depends upon. Un-install those packages
first, then un-install the dependant packages. Make sure that you have the
newset versions of the new apache packages before un-installing anything!
( they can be found at www.rpmfind.net, or www.webmin.org ). Save a copy of
your web-site material first! Install the new apache packages (again in the
order determined by dependancies, and restart your PC/Server. Use webmin to
configure the new apache. Your done!
On Saturday 03 March 2001 06:10, you wrote:
> > Hello! everybody,
>
> I have a Linux-Mandrake 7.0 and that it has an Apache server built in to
> it.. but I decided to download an Apache Server from Apache's site and
> install it to my Mandrake box, My problem is that everytime I reboot my
> computer I have to manually load the apache that I've download and install
> and kill the exsisting Apache server. How do I tell my Mandrake box to load
> the Apache that I've downloaded and not the one that that is built on to
> it.? Thanks..... -----------------------------------------------------
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