Thomas Dodd wrote: > > > Matias Lopez wrote: > >> 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 >> >> > You should have only needed to get the packages listed in the advisory, > and rpm -F them. > >> 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 needs a newer version of the apache instaled on my box(1.3.19-5).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 >> >> > what version of apache and mod_bandwidth are you trying to install/upgrade? > Did you try upgrading both at the same time(rpm -Uvh apache* mod*) ? > Do you need/want mod_bandwidth? > >> Perhaps is better compile the apache server instead of use the rpms to >> upgrade. Don't you think? >> > > No. The rpms are musch easier to work with, especially if you are > new to Linux, unix, or apache. > > If you build from source, you will have problems with future updates. > > -Thomas >
Fixed! The problem was that the error message was wrong, or not complete. The error instaling apache and mod_bandwidth was: apache < apache-1.3.22-1 conflics with mod_bandwidth-2.0.3-2 Then wen I try to install apache the error was: mod_bandwidth is needed by apache... Instaling mod_bandwidth the error was: apache < apache-1.3.22-1 conflics with mod_bandwidth-2.0.3-2 Instaling both apache and mod_bandwidth at the same time, the same error above. I downloaded other packages before, that was listed in the Red Hat advisory(mod_put;mod_throttle). The first time, I tried to install all the packages together using '# rpm -Fvh *' (like the instructions in the advisory said), but I was unable to install them. I can't remember the error message. So I try to install all together doing: 'rpm -Uvh *' Some packages failed in the instalation, but other were installed succesfully. So I repeat the operation excluding the packages that were installed ok, and that was all. upgrade complete :) Answering the issue of compile apache... I did it before, and I had no problems doing it. It's take a little longer, a very little longer because the configuration and compilation stuff(a very hard configuration). I post the message with the problem because like Thomas said, it's much easier to work with rpms :) and it's very simple, so I can't understand why the upgrade failed. In other words, I can't sleep well in night knowing that I was defeated by two or tree rpms :D Thanks a lot for your help guys! I apologized for my english, I really dont' know what I said here, but you guys will understand. :) -- Mat�as Lopez _______________________________________________ Seawolf-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/seawolf-list
