installing newer software than that in the CDs
Hello I tried to install the apache 2.0.53 from SUSE's rpm. I found them in SUSE's site. i installed these rpms (apache and other related with the 2.0.53 version packages like prefork, etc) I ran YOU and i surprising found that a patch was available for apache 2.0.53. Can this be true or not? Is there any patch for apache 2.0.53 ? One more issue. I tried to install php using Yast and the rpm from the CD. After having done the proper configuration for the php support, i tried to startapache 2.0.53 but it failed and gave me an error (in the error_log) Segmation Fault (pointed the line that php get loaded) What was wrong with that? Thanks in advance John
Hello
I tried to install the apache 2.0.53 from SUSE's rpm. I found them in SUSE's site. i installed these rpms (apache and other related with the 2.0.53 version packages like prefork, etc)
I ran YOU and i surprising found that a patch was available for apache 2.0.53.
If it is there, install it! May be your second question is solved automagically.
One more issue.
I tried to install php using Yast and the rpm from the CD. After having done the proper configuration for the php support, i tried to startapache 2.0.53 but it failed and gave me an error (in the error_log) Segmation Fault (pointed the line that php get loaded)
What was wrong with that?
Comment out "extension=recode.so" line in php.ini and restart. It works for me. I tracked down such an error lately with a Suse linux. Hope that helps. Did it? The polarizer polarizers at its best http://www.codixx.de/polarizer.html
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi! Polarizer schrieb:
Hello
I tried to install the apache 2.0.53 from SUSE's rpm. I found them in SUSE's site. i installed these rpms (apache and other related with the 2.0.53 version packages like prefork, etc)
I ran YOU and i surprising found that a patch was available for apache 2.0.53.
If it is there, install it! May be your second question is solved automagically.
Nice word :) After an update your system should be more secure before. Unfortunately this is combined with newer versions af the software brought to you.
One more issue.
I tried to install php using Yast and the rpm from the CD. After having done the proper configuration for the php support, i tried to startapache 2.0.53 but it failed and gave me an error (in the error_log) Segmation Fault (pointed the line that php get loaded)
What was wrong with that?
Comment out "extension=recode.so" line in php.ini and restart. It works for me. I tracked down such an error lately with a Suse linux.
Hope that helps. Did it?
Maybe an update of php will make the change. If you are newbee you will find php.ini in /etc/php.ini on local fs. You can edit it with your desired editor, e.g. mc (if you installed midnight commander and only use console) or any other provided editor (if you use kde or gnome there are several editors there). You restart apache 2 with following command in the console (the magic black and white thing all windows-users never saw and yes you can even surf the web from there if you are hardcore enough ;) ... ). rcapache2 restart - -- Diese Nachricht ist digital signiert und enthält weder Siegel noch Unterschrift! Die unaufgeforderte Zusendung einer Werbemail an Privatleute verstößt gegen §1 UWG und 823 I BGB (Beschluß des LG Berlin vom 2.8.1998 Az: 16 O 201/98). Jede kommerzielle Nutzung der übermittelten persönlichen Daten sowie deren Weitergabe an Dritte ist ausdrücklich untersagt! -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iQD1AwUBQkqBCUNg1DRVIGjBAQIxhwcAmoE2VevxJtKAJ+Fx1pLr5Simcc/mVx23 vUZPQc9eQBcY4Jbafk+jXso0Nu4xAaPG23De3NurefQXA8DT1mrNJVFvSYzebG9D 2FXjhA/C0tX0lx19OxMEPb1hZpnDZF9za1qw2DT8qMCoylgaBttsLDyA7+Wq1qsQ W4zs9uovYqpM3LjXt113Jz/cRioJuA4abWiFyXhoCgS1RxssaggICHCvs3nPOSQj MHYi+iSPLNUzjvNfh4weBM5zUciaIbig4Yb/E+yXpVY4pHxtGRGSp7SsvY6i2KfA SVNCAoQrLcw= =4rsy -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
From: Polarizer <Polarizer@Codixx.Com> To: suse-security@suse.com Date: Wednesday, March 30, 2005, 12:49:44 PM Subject: [suse-security] installing newer software than that in the CDs Wednesday, March 30, 2005, 12:49:44 PM, you wrote:
Hello
I tried to install the apache 2.0.53 from SUSE's rpm. I found them in SUSE's site. i installed these rpms (apache and other related with the 2.0.53 version packages like prefork, etc)
I ran YOU and i surprising found that a patch was available for apache 2.0.53.
If it is there, install it! May be your second question is solved automagically.
One more issue.
I tried to install php using Yast and the rpm from the CD. After having done the proper configuration for the php support, i tried to startapache 2.0.53 but it failed and gave me an error (in the error_log) Segmation Fault (pointed the line that php get loaded)
What was wrong with that?
Comment out "extension=recode.so" line in php.ini and restart. It works for me. I tracked down such an error lately with a Suse linux.
Hope that helps. Did it?
The polarizer
polarizers at its best http://www.codixx.de/polarizer.html
There is not such a line in the php.ini .... extension=recode.so .... just extension=mysql.so I found nothing in the dir /usr/lib/php/extensions/ except mysql.so What is the problem finaly ? Does them rpm command do those resolutions that the yast script does? Does rpm keep inform all these files that are related as the Yast does?
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi! As I see you are newbee, so here some useful commends to your problem.
There is not such a line in the php.ini
.... extension=recode.so ....
just
extension=mysql.so
I found nothing in the dir /usr/lib/php/extensions/ except mysql.so
What is the problem finaly ? Does them rpm command do those resolutions that the yast script does? Does rpm keep inform all these files that are related as the Yast does?
RPM does the same as YAST, Yast is yust a graphical frontend for the used tools. There is a console version called fou4s available and it does the same as Yast: search for updates, dependencies in rpm's and install rpm's. After Installation in rpm-formatted files there are pre- and post-actions that are executed on the installation. After any installation the rpm-db is updated and dependencies needed for propper working of the package are probed. If needed dependencies are not met it refuses to install. Yast is the safer way to install software, as it probes all dependencies automatically and chooses the needed add-on packages automatically. Better install over Yast if you are newbee. If you did some installations and don't know what to do and are not familliar with rpm and manually editing files do a SuSEconfig after installation. SuSEconfig does a configuration of all packages installed with values in /etc/sysconfig. If this is to much editing of files do this over yast/somewhere in sysconfig. For more infos read unofficial SuSEFAQ: http://susefaq.sourceforge.net/ Syntax for rpm to install: Install: rpm -ivh file.rpm Update: rpm -Uvh file.rpm Reguards Philippe - -- Diese Nachricht ist digital signiert und enthält weder Siegel noch Unterschrift! Die unaufgeforderte Zusendung einer Werbemail an Privatleute verstößt gegen §1 UWG und 823 I BGB (Beschluß des LG Berlin vom 2.8.1998 Az: 16 O 201/98). Jede kommerzielle Nutzung der übermittelten persönlichen Daten sowie deren Weitergabe an Dritte ist ausdrücklich untersagt! -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iQD1AwUBQkquekNg1DRVIGjBAQKIYQb/RxpsC7lPX8qKNiLTno5vrHNlfMoLrCwU Twvzy+63sQhgbm3w92DHzcoluEa+StarvEEeZT9bxexgal6KuoKHOCYoJvHUrKvH L9bVMEghgnmvRtCC9nsF491fFSikAf3HMEPW1zPZXud3g9XIKgx+zu57qZefV+at X+MeXHNlah2jBRkGpq73riXHHOTBjp4xXd1Acc2uyEy3TQNcYXkiPEr4VY/eXDAO Yo44zMUVrA1Vrft/PopPhlhB+obhN/d6dyie4i6oEhMRXIp1dQIntx3yMM2u+aM2 zsWPZv/QUAY= =do8d -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
From: Philippe Vogel <filiaap@freenet.de> To: "suse-security@suse.com" <suse-security@suse.com> Date: Wednesday, March 30, 2005, 4:49:46 PM Subject: [suse-security] installing newer software than that in the CDs Wednesday, March 30, 2005, 4:49:46 PM, you wrote:
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Hi!
As I see you are newbee, so here some useful commends to your problem.
There is not such a line in the php.ini
.... extension=recode.so ....
just
extension=mysql.so
I found nothing in the dir /usr/lib/php/extensions/ except mysql.so
What is the problem finaly ? Does them rpm command do those resolutions that the yast script does? Does rpm keep inform all these files that are related as the Yast does?
RPM does the same as YAST, Yast is yust a graphical frontend for the used tools. There is a console version called fou4s available and it does the same as Yast:
search for updates, dependencies in rpm's and install rpm's.
After Installation in rpm-formatted files there are pre- and post-actions that are executed on the installation. After any installation the rpm-db is updated and dependencies needed for propper working of the package are probed. If needed dependencies are not met it refuses to install. Yast is the safer way to install software, as it probes all dependencies automatically and chooses the needed add-on packages automatically.
Better install over Yast if you are newbee.
If you did some installations and don't know what to do and are not familliar with rpm and manually editing files do a SuSEconfig after installation.
SuSEconfig does a configuration of all packages installed with values in /etc/sysconfig. If this is to much editing of files do this over yast/somewhere in sysconfig.
For more infos read unofficial SuSEFAQ:
Syntax for rpm to install:
Install: rpm -ivh file.rpm
Update: rpm -Uvh file.rpm
Reguards
Philippe
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well, how yast can install a manually downloaded rpm? That would be intresting, indeed.
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