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Upgrading Apache
Hi I run FEDORA CORE 4 and I have been asked to upgrade the apache to the latest version--this machine is using 2.0.54 Apache which is really OLD. The problem is that upgrading the RPM fails because of all these dependencies. Those dependencies in turn have other dependencies. I am new to UNIX/Linux but wouldn't it be easier just to update the OS, install the new Apache (which I have done for a test) and restore the data?
I am asking the question to gather what others would do if they were forced to upgrade something old on an os which is old itself. Seems that a lot of file would need upgrading since they are just "old" |
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