'./configure --with-apache=/home/cpeasyapache/src/apache_1.3.42' failed with exit cod

[pratapsingh]

Hello ,

I tried running easyapache but I am getting the following error ,


-- Begin opt 'Dav' --
-- Begin step 'Configure' --
!! './configure --with-apache=/home/cpeasyapache/src/apache_1.3.42' failed with exit code '-1' (IE: command not found) !!

What is this error means I am not sure , I just wanted to enable the pdo extension .

Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you

[pratapsingh]

current installed Apache version on the server is 1.3.41 , I am not sure while running why it is taking apache_1.3.42 .. I hope this the reason it is failing.

Do any one have any idea about this how to change this to 1.3.41 as I do not want to change the version of apache.

Thanks

[pratapsingh]

here is the output of the command
/scripts/easyapache --version

=========================
Easy::Apache v3.2.0 Build 5247

[cpanel]
11.28.33-CURRENT_50494


[apache]
Server version: Apache/1.3.41 (Unix)
Server built: Jun 18 2009 11:43:43
Cpanel::Easy::Apache v3.2.0 rev4730

=========================

But it is still taking apache_1.3.42 , I do not know what is wrong with easyapache.

[cPanelJared]

You last built Apache using EasyApache in June of 2009, or almost a year and a half ago, according to your /scripts/easyapache --version output. In that time, the version of Apache 1.3 that EasyApache builds has been updated from 1.3.41 to 1.3.42. This is normal, and nothing is wrong with EasyApache. EasyApache is updated to build newer minor versions of the major versions, and 1.3.41 to 1.3.42 is a minor version change.

What is the output above this?

!! './configure --with-apache=/home/cpeasyapache/src/apache_1.3.42' failed with exit code '-1' (IE: command not found) !!

The EasyApache logs are stored in /usr/local/cpanel/logs/easy/apache, and they will contain the complete output from the build.

I recommend submitting a ticket so that we may log in and investigate directly and make sure that EasyApache builds successfully for you.

[turncoat]

Sorry for bringing this up, but it can help someone... I had this problem when my /home was on partition mounted with noexec flag... So mount -o remount,exec /home fixed it...