On 26.06.2005, at 17:39, Erlend Stromsvik wrote:
>
> ./configure --with-mysql --with-apache=../apache_1.3.xx --enable- 
> track-vars
> --with-gd=/usr/include/gd-2.0.xx --with-freetype-dir=../ 
> freetype-2.1.x/
> --with-jpeg-dir=/usr/include/jpeg-6b/
> --with-png-dir=/usr/include/libpng-1.2.x/
> --with-zlib-dir=/usr/include/zlib-1.1.x/ --with-mime-magic --enable- 
> exif
> --with-zip --with-curl=/usl/include/curl/

maybe you list the differences, and we try to check if you rebuild  
from src.rpm, or having the same effect by a different config.
>
> ./configure --activate-module=src/modules/php4/libphp4.a --enable- 
> module=ssl
> --enable-module=so --prefix=/home/www
s. above.
>
> Is the easiest way here to continue to manualle update and compile?  
> I'm open
> to any suggestions here. -Going to upgrade to Apache 2 and PHP5.
install apache2-version-src.rpm,
edit /usr/src/trustix/spec/apache2-version.spec
rpmbuild -bb apache2-version.spec
having your custom made rpm to install on your servers.
you need:
all devel packets that apache needs installed (it tells you if you  
try to build),
a compiler (obvious),
the packet rpmbuild.

>
>
> As for our mail system it runs:
> -pop-before-smtp
> -amavisd
> -clamd
> -freshclam
> -courier-imapd
> -courier-pop3d
> -postfix
sounds like a stock install to me,

>
> With
> -dspam
plz, more info
> -maildirs outside the user home
just config
> -Maildrop
plz, more info
> -MySql for virtual accounts, dspam, transport maps, vacation cache/ 
> settings
except dspam (s.above) there is a postfix-mysql packet for my tsl2.2,  
so it should be there for tsl3.
> and alias
> -squirrelmail for webmail
package in contrib (which works fine for a long time here)
> -poadmin2 for user administration of e-mail adresses, dspam and
> vacation/'out of office' settings.
plz more info on that.


just my two cents
I hope this helped you a bit.
best
matthias

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