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Old 10-16-2005, 01:11 PM
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When I run easyapache I saw these options:
1) Beginner without/phpsuexec + webroot protection support (*** DEFAULT ***)
2) Beginner with/phpsuexec support + web root protection
3) Beginner with/php mcrypt support (if php will not compile, you must choose option 1)
4) Beginner with/php gd+freetype support (if php will not compile, you must choose option 1)
5) Beginner with/php gd+freetype+mcrypt support (if php will not compile, you must choose option 1)
6) Advanced (Experts Only, At Your Own Risk)
7) Advanced [Load Previous Config] (Experts Only, At Your Own Risk)
8) Failsafe mode (Resets apache config to default, USE ONLY AS A LAST RESORT)


What's the different between 6 and 7?
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Old 10-16-2005, 01:17 PM
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Bith give you the option to select/attempt to compile apache with numerous modules. Some work well together and others just collide (thus the experts/risk clause) and you are expected to know how/if your choices will function.

AFAIK, 6 just gives you the master checklist and 7 gives you the master checklist with your last config already checked.
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Old 10-16-2005, 01:51 PM
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Thanks a lot.
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