Arend Meetsma wrote: > On Thu, 11 Jul 2002, Matias Lopez wrote: > > >>hello >>I have a litle problem when i try to update an apache server. >>After I do # rpm -Fvh apache* in the dir where the apache's rpm is, I >>get an error massage that says that there is a problem with some >>dependences. >>So I download the packets for upgrade this dependences but, I couldn't >>install them. >>I'm tring to install a packete called mod_bandwidth but wen I do # rpm >>-Fvh, nothing happend, just returns the prompt.Also I try with # rpm -U >>packet.rpm, and I get ather error that says there is a problem with the >>apache version. >>Some one have this problem to? >>How can I fix this? > > > Hi Matias, > > The short answer is, update them both at the same time: > > rpm -Uvh mod_bandwidth* apache* > > The long answer is that -F is for freshen, so it does nothing if the > package isn't yet installed. Even when you do -U (update) the package is > found to depend on apache. But apache depends on it... So install them > both at the same time as above. > > Does that make sense? I'm not sure if it does. > Hope it helps anyways, > > Arend > > PS. You'll probably have to stop then restart apache afterwards, not > just -HUP it. >
Thanks for your answer Arend. The true is, I don't really know what freshen means, I just follow the instruction of the Red Hat Advisory. :P I follow your directions, but the problem now is that mod_bandwidth needs a newer version of the apache instaled on my box(1.3.19-5). The error message is: Failed dependeces: apache < apahce-1.3.22-1 conflics with mod_bandwidth-2.0.3-2 This is a litle weird because, this package is older than the version that I'm tring to install. Perhaps is better compile the apache server instead of use the rpms to upgrade. Don't you think? -- Mat�as Lopez _______________________________________________ Seawolf-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/seawolf-list
