On Tue, Jul 02, 2002 at 02:25:35PM -0700, Craig Dickson wrote:
| Is the upgrade from apache 1.x to 2.x pretty simple?
Well, I tried it the other day. My answer is "it depends".
| I've seen some comments that imply that any customizations to
| /etc/apache/httpd.conf will have to be redone, presumably because
| apache2 has a different format for its config files, or a different
| way of organizing them?
Most of it is the same, or at least similar enough that you can just
jump in and understand it.
| My server handles several different virtual hosts (by name; they all
| have the same IP address), and has had a variety of customizations to
| the rules for directory listings, CGI paths, and so on.
Do you use PHP or FastCGI at all? Neither one of them is (yet)
available for apache2. The PHP site says they have an "experimental"
version, and the FastCGI site says they "are working on it". For me,
that means I can't upgrade yet. The static pages and CGI script
serving was no trouble to make it work with apahce2, however.
-D
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