On 11/23/06, Michael Hulet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But what really concerns me here is that you said you were downloading
> and compiling directly from apache.org, yet you are using apache2ctl,
> which I believe is debian-specific. This could be causing any number
> of problems, and could also imply that you have some weird mix of
> debian and apache-installed components.
>
> Joshua.
You're right:
# apache2ctl -v
Server version: Apache/2.0.54
Server built: Jul 28 2006 09:04:55
So I wanted to remove apache2-utils but it wants to remove a lot of
dependencies that I don't want to remove (phpMyAdmin, Webmin, php, ...).
What do you think I should do first?
I'd say you have two choices:
1. Grab the debian-packaged version of 2.2. I'm sure it exists someplace; or
2. Install the apache.org package someplace separate from the debian
install (/usr/local/apache2 for example) and be sure to use the tools
that get installed under there.) But I think you're going to find
that you'll need to recompile php, etc anyway if you go to 2.2.
Joshua.
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