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Jugernot

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Ok, I've stummbled through te compile process in Redhat 7.3 and I've screwed something up. I installed Apache 2.0.39 then, I tried install php4.... and kept getting an error after installing trying to load apache "Cannot load libphp4.so undefined symbol: ap_block_alarms"

So I search around and find that a lot of people are haivng the same problem. So I decide to delete the directory and have PHP4 reinstall the libphp4.so file. When the directory is gone and now PHP4 won't reinstall without errors. and I'm thinking I screwed something up with Apache.

So my best bet now is to just unistall everything that I've put on so far and start from scratch. I've put on:

Apache HTTPD 2.0.39
PHP4 4.1.2
Samba 3.2.5 (can't remembe exactly, it's the newest available)

How do I remove these from my system without leaving a trace so I can try again?

Thanks,
Jugs
 
Is there a reason you're compiling it yourself instead of using the precompiled RPMs?

Also I remember seeing people saying there was problems with Apache2 and PHP, maybe they're not worked out yet.
 
The reason why I'm compiling myself is because I couldn't find any rpms for Apache or php4. I've looked on both site and could only find the source.

btw n0cmonkey, I tried both of those and it says it doesn't recognize those commands. So I'm still up a creek.

Jugs
 
Originally posted by: Jugernot
The reason why I'm compiling myself is because I couldn't find any rpms for Apache or php4. I've looked on both site and could only find the source.

btw n0cmonkey, I tried both of those and it says it doesn't recognize those commands. So I'm still up a creek.

Jugs
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Read the src. Start with the Makefile.

I found plenty of rpms for apache 1.3.x. None for RedHat and 2.0.39. There is something to be said for the tried and true...
 
Originally posted by: Jugernot
The reason why I'm compiling myself is because I couldn't find any rpms for Apache or php4. I've looked on both site and could only find the source.

btw n0cmonkey, I tried both of those and it says it doesn't recognize those commands. So I'm still up a creek.

Jugs
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RPM Find website

All you need. 🙂

jcrowe
 
Originally posted by: jcrowe
Originally posted by: Jugernot
The reason why I'm compiling myself is because I couldn't find any rpms for Apache or php4. I've looked on both site and could only find the source.

btw n0cmonkey, I tried both of those and it says it doesn't recognize those commands. So I'm still up a creek.

Jugs
Click to expand...



RPM Find website

All you need. 🙂

jcrowe
Click to expand...


I checked there by the way.
 
do you have a specific reason to use apache 2? if not, 1.3 is probably a better choice if only for headache reduction. php and apache 2 dont always play nice, and i can vouch that 1.3 and php work very nicely together : )
 
If you install with rpms you will have a much simpler time with removing things in the future.

You can find most of the RPMs you'll ever need on your install cds. Or you can bookmark your favorite mirror and whenever you need to install an rpm do a 'rpm -ivh http://thesite/yourrpm.rpm' and be done with the entire process with on line.
 
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