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VO customers: DO NOT run buildapache.sea!

Discussion in 'EasyApache' started by kosmo, Mar 4, 2002.

  1. kosmo

    kosmo Well-Known Member

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    VO customers: NEVER try to run buildapache.sea. If you need new version of PHP, ask VO to do this for you. Executing buildapache.sea will destroy your web services!

    Nick, I think this should be an announcement with giant letters.

    kosmo
     
    #1 kosmo, Mar 4, 2002
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    VO doesn't use buildapache but their own scripts for apache and apache modules and PHP
     
    #2 eva2000-george, Mar 4, 2002
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    Yep
    I had to manually compile Apache and PHP after try buildapache :P
     
    #3 Jedito, Mar 5, 2002
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    I spend an hour fixing a server at VO after buildapache was used... I just though I screwed it up :)

    If I remember correctly, the php module was loaded in the wrong order... Plus it was duplicated. Mod_perl and mod_gzip also had to be disabled.
     
    #4 jumpdomain, Mar 6, 2002
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