I apologize, I'm afraid I was lost in my brevity :). showrev -p will return
a list of installed Solaris system patches.
>>> Try showrev -p for a list of installed patches.
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From: Philip M. Gollucci [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Subject: Re: Solaris + Apa
Try showrev -p for a list of installed patches.
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From: Philip M. Gollucci [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Subject: Re: Solaris + Apache + mod_perl = TROUBLE
I can't control what patches they have or have not applied... Is there
anyway I can check myself ?
I'm
Actually I tried that exact configure line one of the millions I tried it
for perl, and it got to make, where I got millions of undefined PL_*
errors.
I can't control what patches they have or have not applied... Is there
anyway I can check myself ?
I'm more of a BSD/FreeBSD expert.
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Thanks for the trouble time though.
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> I have system (Solaris 2.6) which I do NOT have root on... (now I know why that
> doesn't happen often)
No problem. Make sure root has applied the latest recommended patch set for
2.6.
> At anyrate, I need to install perl5.6.1 ... I'll pay anyone able to do without
> using a binary release (on
I have system (Solaris 2.6) which I do NOT have root on... (now I know why that
doesn't happen often)
At anyrate, I need to install perl5.6.1 ... I'll pay anyone able to do without
using a binary release (on this particular solaris system (yes its that bad),
Apache Apache-1.3.22 from source, and
