Hey Mark and Jonathan, thanks a lot for the replies. I'm not a very experienced linux user. Can you guys suggest me the steps I have to follow?
1) Do I have to uninstall Apache too? Not, right? 2) How about Perl? 3) Mark, how do I re-install all CPAN modules? I mean, I do know how to install, using the 'perl -e --MCPAN shell' command. But how do I uninstall them before? All of them, or just the Apache related ones? 4) And how to uninstall mod_perl? Thanks a lot Andre ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mark Hedges" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Jonathan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: "mod_perl mod_perl" <modperl@perl.apache.org> Sent: Friday, August 11, 2006 8:06 PM Subject: Re: Redhat up2date breaking mod_perl installation? > > On Fri, 11 Aug 2006, Jonathan wrote: > > > > Your box is now running > > apache: httpd 2.0.52 28.ent i386 > > perl: perl 5.8.5 36.RHEL4 i386 > > i don't see any mod_perl port (httpd-perl /modperl/etc) > > > > my guess is that mod_perl was compiled from source, against the old perl and > > the old apache, because there is no mod_perl port in that list, and when you > > rebuild perl or apache, you have to rebuild mod_perl. > > > > you also likely changed perl versions-- which means your perl installation is > > likely fucked up > > > > freebsd has an 'after upgrade' script for perl that migrates modules to the > > newly installed version. look to see if redhat has something similar. > > > > in either event, > > > This happened to me when running up2date on rhel4 too. > > Had to re-install all CPAN modules. > > We used Apache2/Mod_perl2 compiled from source because the > RedHate vendor lib distrib of Apache2/mod_perl1.99 and savagely > hacked libraries suck eggs and serve no purpose other than to > rope your organization into their platform. > > Mark >
