I have just updated my RedHat Linux version and I tried to keep apache from being installed so that it would not overwrite my configuration but I missed it. Now what do I do?
Simply reinstall the secureweb package, and any module packages that you require (mod_ssl and/or mod_php3). To get around the problems with it already thinking that sws is on the system, do an rpm -e apache and an rpm -e secureweb. However, because secure web server and apache have different binaries (/usr/sbin/httpd and /usr/sbin/httpsd) Secure Web server should still be present on the computer. The only thing that Red Hat might have “overwritten” would be some of the dynamic modules (mod_ssl and/or mod_php3). You have to use the modules that come with secure web server, because they are created specifically for SWS. 3. Is there any reference on compiling php3 with secure server as a DSO? Every time I try and compile stuff, it wants to build it into the server (which it can’t do). Correct. Both PHP3 and mod_perl include documentation that tells you how to build them as DSOs. You have to use the apxs utility (which comes in secureweb-devel). But not directly; both programs have makefil
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