Re: [cobalt-developers] Problem starting webserver after patch

["Jose Rojas" <jrojas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

OK, Mike
So it means that some of the packages installed to this appliance was from
PKGMaster, because I also see Openwebmail 1.81 and the lastest version is
around 2.x.
 Then, if any update in the Sun/Cobalt page, refers to PHP, it woud be
skipped, if not it would happen the same.
I will install again PHP 4.1.2-3

Jose
PS Cross my fingers

----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Stauber" <devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <cobalt-developers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 4:16 PM
Subject: Re: [cobalt-developers] Problem starting webserver after patch


> Hi Jose,
>
> > The PHP  the appliance shows in the installed packages is PHP 4.1.2-3
from
> > www.php.net , so the latest release here is 4.3.3. So the bad thing, I
> > guess, is that I have to reinstall it (configure, make, etc, etc) or I
can
> > jump to this latest version?  Does it harm in any way to MySQL or
Apache?
>
> Wait a second. So the 3rd party PHP you have installed was indeed deliverd
a
> PKG file. From the numbering it appears to be a PKGmaster.com package
file.
>
> To bring your Apache up and running into the same state as it was before
you
> should grab the PHP-4.1.2-3.pkg from this URL and install it:
>
> Link to the download page:
> http://pkgmaster.com/packages/raq/4/
>
> Direct link to the PKG:
> http://pkgmaster.com/i386/RaQ4-PHP-4.1.2-3.pkg
>
> In order to get a newer PHP you can either order the installation service
from
> one of the various Sun Cobalt cunsultants which offer this kind of
service,
> or you can of course build a newer PHP on your own from the sources.
That's
> up to you.
>
> --
>
> With best regards,
>
> Michael Stauber
>
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