Curtis Vaughan wrote:
I don't get it. Every time I do an apt-get update, upgrade the php functionality on our web server gets wacked. Then I spend time trying to get it back up and running right. Should I just put a hold on apache and php until I feel certain that I want to upgrade them, or is there some reason why they always get wacked? I'm using apache 1.3x and just straight php packages (no php3, 4, etc.).
Are you running Woody? If so, then this is a serious problem and you should address it to the maintainers of the affected packages. If you are running Sarge, then it should be because you are willing to help test the new release and you should file appropriate bugs so that the next version and/or the next poor sap that is in your situation does not encounter the same problem. If you are running Sid, well that is part of life on the edge. After all, it is unstable and packages can and do occasionally break. -Roberto -- Roberto C. Sanchez http://familiasanchez.net/~sanchezr
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