On Tue, Feb 21, 2006 at 01:27:32AM -0700, David B. wrote: > Sirs, > > your version 3.8 doesn't include a recent version of Apache. Apache has > been over version 2 for over a year, yet your version in your latest > release is 1.3.29; that creates a lot of problems for someone trying to > switch over to OpenBSD from linux. > > I have extensive software written for Apache2/PHP4/Postgresql 8.x.x and am > trying to move everything over to an ultrasparc running openbsd. I have > purchased 3.7 from you, but apparently you only have a compiled packages of > Postgresql 8.x.x for your version 3.8, so I'll have to buy new install > media, which doesn't really bother me; but then I see your Apache is so > old, i don't even know if my code will work because I have to have PHP 4 > running as a module to handle the database requests and produce the pages, > and I really don't want to re-write the PHP pages for an older version of > PHP that works with the older version of Apache. > > Can you produce an Apache 2.x.x package for i386, sparc and sparc64?
no. this subject has been discussed here numerous times. > and the associated php modules? php4 and php5 are available in the packages/ports collection. they work fine with our apache version... steven Disclaimer: http://www.kuleuven.be/cwis/email_disclaimer.htm
