Il giorno mar, 25/07/2006 alle 18.06 +0900, Kai Hendry ha scritto: > Hmmm, that's silly. Because if someone does: > apt-get install wordpress apache2 > > Shouldn't it check that apache2 is selected and fulfils the httpd > dependency condition, and hence apache isn't required to be installed?
It should, but apt does not. Try the following commands:
apt-get install wordpress apache2 libapache2-mod-php5 php5-mysql
(this doesn't work as expected)
apt-get install apache2 libapache2-mod-php5 php5-mysql wordpress
(this works as expectd)
> With your suggestion, now apache2 becomes default. Sooner or later
> someone is going to file a bug moaning that apache2 was installed even
> though he has another httpd server. Or am I wrong? :)
You are wrong: if he already has another http server with php4 or php5,
everything is ok. This only affects the case when the dependency is not
satisfied by already installed packages (which includes the ones you
specified in the command-line of apt-get **before** wordpress).
Take care,
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