I am installing Frontpage Server Extensions 5.0 on a Sparc running Solaris 1
0
and APache 1.3.33

The install script reaches a point that states Front Page Patch not
installed either:
1) Install Apache 1.3.26 with mod_so
2) Install Apache 1.3.26 with our patch.

When I select either one, the scritps aborts.    Any ideas?

Thanks,
Mike P.

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Check which version of the install script you are using (1.28
recommended (http://www.rtr.com/fpsupport/fp2002sr1_download.htm)
It should ask:
Which version of Apache will you be using? (1.3 or 2.0)
(response 1.3)
Where is the current apache daemon locate: []
(response full path to your httpd. for example
/usr/local/apache/bin/httpd)
Currently running Apache/1.3.33
Checking for previous versions of FrontPage Server Extensions to
upgrade...
You have an older version of FrontPage Server Extensions installed
(4.0).
Would you like to migrate these settings to version 5.0 now (y/n)
[Y]?
Checking if the FrontPage patch to Apache is already installed.
The FrontPage server patch has not been installed in your server
You are running a newer version of Apache than supported by
this kit.  Your Apache should work with this version, but check
our release notes to be sure.
The mod_frontpage.so modules is not installed.
Your choices are:
Let us install our mod_frontpage.so into your existing Apache
Install Apache 1.3.26 with mod_so.
Install Apache 1.3.26 with our patch.
Do you want us to install mod_frontpage.so into your existing Apache
(y/n) [N]?
(response Y)

The script should then call apxs to create and install
mod_frontpage.so for your Apache 1.3.33.

Gail

Mike P wrote:
> I am installing Frontpage Server Extensions 5.0 on a Sparc running Solaris
 10
> and APache 1.3.33
>
> The install script reaches a point that states Front Page Patch not
> installed either:
> 1) Install Apache 1.3.26 with mod_so
> 2) Install Apache 1.3.26 with our patch.
>
> When I select either one, the scritps aborts.    Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
> Mike P.

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Hi,

The script does call apsx to build and install, unfortunately, the script is
failing.  It calls cc and I am using gcc.   I created a symbolic link so cc
now points to gcc, but I am not getting compile errors.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Michael

"gail@rtr.com" wrote:

> Check which version of the install script you are using (1.28
> recommended (http://www.rtr.com/fpsupport/fp2002sr1_download.htm)
> It should ask:
>   Which version of Apache will you be using? (1.3 or 2.0)
>      (response 1.3)
>   Where is the current apache daemon locate: []
>     (response full path to your httpd. for example
> /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd)
>   Currently running Apache/1.3.33
>   Checking for previous versions of FrontPage Server Extensions to
> upgrade...
>   You have an older version of FrontPage Server Extensions installed
> (4.0).
>   Would you like to migrate these settings to version 5.0 now (y/n)
> [Y]?
>   Checking if the FrontPage patch to Apache is already installed.
>   The FrontPage server patch has not been installed in your server
>   You are running a newer version of Apache than supported by
>   this kit.  Your Apache should work with this version, but check
>   our release notes to be sure.
>   The mod_frontpage.so modules is not installed.
>   Your choices are:
>      Let us install our mod_frontpage.so into your existing Apache
>      Install Apache 1.3.26 with mod_so.
>      Install Apache 1.3.26 with our patch.
>   Do you want us to install mod_frontpage.so into your existing Apache
> (y/n) [N]?
>     (response Y)
>
> The script should then call apxs to create and install
> mod_frontpage.so for your Apache 1.3.33.
>
> Gail
>
> Mike P wrote: 
>
>

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Recompile Apache local to your system so that the apsx is specific for
your system.

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