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Thank you for your response. I do not see this version is currently installed on any server. Do I need to install 2.2.22 and get configure command options that were used to compile this version or is there a way to extract this info from .gz file?
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I thought you said 2.2.22 was already installed??
If so you should download the 2.2.23 and .24 source and upgrade incrementally
If you are wary of attacking it head on for a production server set up a test environment, I find having a free VPS from Haphost is good for testing things before implementing them in a production environment.
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If it is a compiled binary it probably won't have the configure options available.
I have to assume that you are new to Linux installing, so reading this >> may be of benefit. Along with forum54 being the appropriate forum as this is a server management issue rather than something specific to Apache
Can I also suggest that maybe you should use the package manager which is probably Yum (on Red Hat variants) or APT on Ubuntu/Debian derivatives on your machine rather than attempting to compile from source manually until you have had more experience.
It may also be that whatever control panel or server management system you are using has compiler and configuration tools cPanel/WHM Easy Apache for example.
Chris.
Indifference will be the downfall of mankind, but who cares?
Time flies like an arrow, however, fruit flies like a banana.
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I have to assume that you are new to Linux installing, so reading this >> may be of benefit. Along with forum54 being the appropriate forum as this is a server management issue rather than something specific to Apache
Can I also suggest that maybe you should use the package manager which is probably Yum (on Red Hat variants) or APT on Ubuntu/Debian derivatives on your machine rather than attempting to compile from source manually until you have had more experience.
It may also be that whatever control panel or server management system you are using has compiler and configuration tools cPanel/WHM Easy Apache for example.
Chris.
Indifference will be the downfall of mankind, but who cares?
Time flies like an arrow, however, fruit flies like a banana.
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