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27-Apr-2006, 10:02 AM #1
Apache/Webmin apxs issues
I have an issue with my webserver, I'm trying to upgrade to php5 but I cant because theres no apsx on the server, although there was when php4 was installed. So I need to add mod_so to my apache installation - without changing anything else, or disrupting the live websites.
If I have to rebuild apache how can I do it keeping the settings it had before?
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28-Apr-2006, 05:59 PM #2
What Linux distribution do you have? Most likely there are RPMs/debs available for this upgrade. Keep in mind that an upgrade to PHP5 from PHP4 could be disruptive even without a recompile. There could very well be code that is not compatible with PHP5.
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29-Apr-2006, 03:50 PM #3
Also did you compile Apache and PHP from source or installed pre-built packages, e.g. rpms, debs?

(Hint: apxs is a part of apache-devel package in case you are using rpm/deb based distro)
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04-May-2006, 07:10 AM #4
We're on redhat 9 no rpms for it
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I guess it is time for you to upgrade to Fedora Core or some other distribution. I would suggest using CentOS. It looks alot like Red Hat Enterprise. Fedora Core 4 & 5 should have rpm's for PHP 5.
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