OT: Apache Version Used

[John Seth]

I can't speak for other Distro's other than RH, Fedora and Slackware...
but I prefer Apache 1.  There are a few nicer additions to Apache 2, but
not enough to make me switch just yet.  While it is true the PHP project
considers Apache 2 "not yet stable" when it comes to PHP compatibility and
whatnot, RH/Fedora have been using both with few problems, and I have also
compiled both manually with no problems.

Unbiased, I'd say either work and it's a personal preference.  My biased
opinion, I'd go with Apache 1.

-- Tony


Joshua Ronne Altemoos said:
> I use 1.3 becuase that is the default for slack10 which is on my server
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> On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 17:35:24 -0500, Timothy Domst
> <timothy.domst at verizon.net> wrote:
>> I have SuSE 9.1 installed and it has Apache 2 on it, but I messed up
>> the settings or something.  I have a book about Apache 1, and I had it
>> working well before when I had 9.0.  Should I just install Apache 1 and
>> forget about 2?  I would like to know what people with home servers
>> use.
>> i
>> Someone posted a link to Novell a while ago that got people on a list
>> for their Linux Technical Resource Kit.  I'd like to thank them because
>> I got one and it's conveniently got a bootable SuSE 9.1 DVD on it.  The
>> other stuff is on .iso files, though, and I tried to make bootable CDs
>> out of them but I couldn't.  How do I install these files?
>>
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> Have A Good Day,
> Joshua Ronne Altemoos
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