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EvilGod
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 Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 11:52 am Post subject: Help required over Apache Urgent |
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Frens,
I had apache 2.0 on my gentoo machine with linux kernel 2.6 and didn't support files larger than 2Gb. And i made my mind to upgrade to apache 2.2. Now after goind emerge apache to 2.2, all configurations messed up along with modules. I can't have downtime for long time, how can i revert back to apache 2.0 . Though i have all the backups of configurations.. Plz reply.. Thank you in advance.
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elgato319
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| Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 1:03 pm Post subject: |
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Just emerge an older ebuild.
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emerge -v "=apache-2.0.61"
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Did you upgrade anything else? PHP might need a rebuild too. |
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EvilGod
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| elgato319 wrote: | Just emerge an older ebuild.
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emerge -v "=apache-2.0.61"
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Did you upgrade anything else? PHP might need a rebuild too. |
willl this revert back to apache 2.0 and solve my problem ? Also can you guys help me how to make apache 2.0 support files larger than 2gb ? thanks for quick reply...
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Ok frens,
I successfully reverted back to apache2.0 but wihtout large file support. Thanks for helping me to revert back.... How do i compile/make apache 2.0 support files larger than 2GB frens ?
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elgato319
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| Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 8:01 am Post subject: |
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on the ebuild way apache 2.0.x never had support for large files.
your only chance would be to modify the ebuild yourself |
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EvilGod
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| elgato319 wrote: | on the ebuild way apache 2.0.x never had support for large files.
your only chance would be to modify the ebuild yourself |
build ebuild myself ??? but i read apache 2.0.61 does support large file. I m trying to use USE flags=largefile .. would that be wise ?
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elgato319
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this won't work because there is no use flag "largefile"
you will need to edit the ebuild file by yourself:
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i don't know how to enable the LFS (large file support) in apache 2, but you can download the sources and do:
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EvilGod
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| elgato319 wrote: | this won't work because there is no use flag "largefile"
you will need to edit the ebuild file by yourself:
| Code: | | /usr/portage/www-servers/apache/apache-2.0.61.ebuild |
i don't know how to enable the LFS (large file support) in apache 2, but you can download the sources and do:
to find the correct way to enable it |
Any idea on tweaking ebuild for Large file support ?
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