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upgrading to mod_perl 2.x

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Stephan2

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I'm on a VPS using Plesk 8.1 on Centos 4.x. It's currently using mod_perl 1.9.x.

Is there a way to upgrade to mod_perl 2.0 without breaking Plesk?

Thanks!
-Stephan
 
Originally posted by Stephan2
I'm on a VPS using Plesk 8.1 on Centos 4.x. It's currently using mod_perl 1.9.x.

Is there a way to upgrade to mod_perl 2.0 without breaking Plesk?

Thanks!
-Stephan

In same boat here .. at 1.9 and would like to upgrade to 2.0 due to the Apache ASP module complaining deps is missing and 2.0 mod_perl have those missing modules needed.

I tried upgrading the mod_perl but back off when it told me I need to remove the previous 1.9 version first before I could upgrade and it would remove lots of psa package along with it so I wasn't sure if I could restore those psa packages after the upgrade either.

If you managed to figure out how to upgrade via yum I would like to learn about it.


Thanks
Bill
 
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