[NCLUG] KRUD 8.0 upgrade

[kerry blalock]

On Sun, 24 Nov 2002, Kevin Fenzi wrote:

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> >>>>> "kerry" == kerry blalock <kerryb at basicq.com> writes:
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> kerry> I just upgraded from 7.3 to 8.0 and had a problem with my httpd
> kerry> server. It did not start up on reboot, so I tried to start it
> kerry> and got the following.
> 
> kerry> [root at basicq kerryb]# /usr/sbin/httpd Syntax error on line 36
> kerry> of /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf: Can't locate API module
> kerry> structure `config_log_module' in file
> kerry> /etc/httpd/modules/mod_log_config.so: /usr/lib/libapr.so.0:
> kerry> undefined symbol: config_log_module
> 
> 8.0 uses apache 2.0. So the syntax of the config file has changed from
> the 1.3 version that the 7.x series used. 
> 
> - From the RELEASE_NOTES file:
> 
>      o The Apache HTTP server has been updated to version 2.0. The updated
>        package replaces version 1.3 and has been renamed to httpd.
> 
>        . The auth_ldap, mod_put, mod_roaming mod_auth_any, mod_bandwidth,
>        mod_throttle, and mod_dav modules have been removed.
> 
>        . WebDAV functionality is now included with the httpd package.
> 
>        . Some changes to existing configuration files are needed. Refer to
>        the migration guide at /usr/share/doc/httpd-<ver>/migration.html for
>        more details.
> 
> So, check out the migration guide for more info on how to migrate your
> config. 

Thanks Kevin, I think that did the 
trick. Just had to reconfigure 
httpd.conf in the VirtualHost section.
 > 
> kerry> I also have snort running on this box, reporting each day from
> kerry> cron.daily. This has failed along with pflogsumm report. When
> kerry> the update was copying files, I saw the following while in disk
> kerry> 2
> 
> kerry> PSM_LOAD: header #348 not found, and on disk 3 PSM_RDB_LOAD:
> kerry> header #252 not found
> 
> kerry> The upgrade continued to completition without any prompts.
> 
> humm... odd. Check your /root/upgrade.log file and see if it shows any
> problem with those files. If the rpm had problems it would have
> stopped the upgrade, so this might not be related. 
> 
> You can also try running those jobs manually and see if they give you
> any output. 
> 
> kerry> Should I try to run the upgrade again, or is there another
> kerry> solution?
> 
> I would try and run them manually first. 
> 
> kerry> Kerry
> 
> kevin
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