You're right...remove the RPM from RH and install Apache from source. At
least, that's my advice. It's absolutely painless, its all in my HOWTO if
you want to try (except for the part on removing the RPM, as I don't do
RPMs in general for msot things): http://www.johnturner.com/howto There
is a section for building and installing Apache.
The other alternative, I think, is to instal the Apache source RPM (I think
it is httpd-devel or something), then build mod_jk2 from source. Or you
can just try building mod_jk2 yourself, its possible all you need is apxs,
which should be somewhere on your system if not under APACHE_HOME.
John
On 18 Jul 2003 11:50:46 -0400, Rob Cartier - Yahoo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I am kind of in a catch 22
I just upgraded my RH server to version 9
this installs a backported httpd server that
is 2.0.40 and I believe has the latest patches
that would have been 2.0.43
Every time I try to update the rpm from redhat it
says it is up-to-date but LoadModule fails
saying the mod_jk is the wrong version and
needs apache 2.0.43
how can I fix this issue
I think one way is to remove the rpm from redhat
and install the httpd server from apache.org and
not use package management . But I was hoping to avoid if I can .
Thoughts ... suggestions
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