Le dim 14/09/2003 � 07:59, Oden Eriksson a �crit :
> # urpmi apache
> Why is the apache1 stuff chosen?

Because you did "urpmi apache". If you want to install 2.0 do a "urpmi
apache2".

But I agree that the apache/php/mod_ssl dependencies are not playing
well with urpmi... specially when using both cooker and contribs.

> apache2-2.0.47 should provide apache = 2.0.47
> apache2-mod_ssl should provide mod_ssl = 2.0.47
> apache2-mod_php should provide (what?)
> This would probably upgrade apache1 to apache2, but would that matter now?

Yes, it matters... Apache 2 is the worst piece of crap I have ever seen.
It's bugged, php is not really stable, perl is not yet at 2.0 (it's
1.99), CGI scripts don't work correctly when used with perl -w (the
stderr blocks at 4K), etc.



-- 
Jean-Michel Dault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

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