Matias Lopez wrote:
>Thanks for your answer Arend.
>The true is, I don't really know what freshen means, I just follow the
>instruction of the Red Hat Advisory. :P
>
>
You should have only needed to get the packages listed in the advisory,
and rpm -F them.
>I follow your directions, but the problem now is that mod_bandwidth
>needs a newer version of the apache instaled on my box(1.3.19-5).
>The error message is:
>Failed dependeces:
>apache < apahce-1.3.22-1 conflics with mod_bandwidth-2.0.3-2
>
>
what version of apache and mod_bandwidth are you trying to install/upgrade?
Did you try upgrading both at the same time(rpm -Uvh apache* mod*) ?
Do you need/want mod_bandwidth?
>Perhaps is better compile the apache server instead of use the rpms to
>upgrade. Don't you think?
>
No. The rpms are musch easier to work with, especially if you are
new to Linux, unix, or apache.
If you build from source, you will have problems with future updates.
-Thomas
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