Force use of latest version of Apache

2010-01-16 Thread Carmel
As a relatively new user of FreeBSD, I am confused about what to put in
the '/etc/make.conf' file to force the use of Apache22+.

I was thinking that perhaps:

APACHE_PORT=www/apache22

might be correct.

I was reading the bsd.apache.mk file and noticed that several older
settings were depreciated. I have the latest version of Apache
installed and I want to insure that I don't inadvertently end up with
several different versions, or an older version installed.

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Carmel
carmel...@hotmail.com


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Re: Force use of latest version of Apache

2010-01-16 Thread Bill Moran

On 1/16/10 7:52 AM, Carmel wrote:

As a relatively new user of FreeBSD, I am confused about what to put in
the '/etc/make.conf' file to force the use of Apache22+.

I was thinking that perhaps:

APACHE_PORT=www/apache22

might be correct.

I was reading the bsd.apache.mk file and noticed that several older
settings were depreciated. I have the latest version of Apache
installed and I want to insure that I don't inadvertently end up with
several different versions, or an older version installed.


What kind of problem are you having?  I've found that once I install
an Apache port, all dependent ports use the installed port, it's
only when I've installed a dependent port (such as PHP) without
Apache already installed that I get an obsolete version of Apache.

-Bill
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