Updating Apache using Cpanel EasyApache Published: Jun 07, 2004
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Signing off for the night,
Steve

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Comments (10)

  • Gravatar - Steve
    Steve 00:37, March 22, 2005
    Geat tutorial, thanks!
  • Gravatar - perdana
    perdana 16:57, April 6, 2005
    hey....who r u....<br />
    am perdana from indonesian<br />
    to the point....<br />
    am dizy for cpanel ver9x<br />
    am nedded your help...<br />
    plz send to my email...<br />
    am waiting
  • Gravatar - alec
    alec 11:10, May 3, 2006
    Fab! Many thanks, saved my arse! easy to follow, simple to do!<br />
    <br />
  • Gravatar - Patrick
    Patrick 12:40, May 16, 2006
    Whenever I put /scripts/easyapache into my ssh window, easy apache auto executes and I never get to select what option I want. What gives?<br />
    <br />
    And is there a way around this happening?<br />
    <br />
    Thanks
  • Gravatar - Cristian
    Cristian 09:42, July 26, 2006
    This is a good tutorial.<br />
    Easy to follow
  • Gravatar - Wade
    Wade 06:15, October 15, 2006
    if you don't see the "options" selection and it just goes into building apache, you might need to delete the /home/cpapachebuild directory and files, and you might also need to use upcp -force FIRST. <br />
    <br />
    I had this problem but did the above and it worked.
  • Gravatar - Shanx
    Shanx 06:06, June 18, 2007
    Instead of doing it in the console, it's much better to simply use the WHM interface. It shows everything that can be set or unset, and works without unpredictable results on different platforms. Look for "Upgrade Apache" on the left hand side frame menu.
  • Gravatar - Baby
    Baby 06:03, April 30, 2008
    Upgare Apache On Cpanel<br />
    hello dears,<br />
    i have a problem with me apache and the site's settings.<br />
    my apache version is very old and i want to upgrade with the<br />
    apache 2.2,but i have a little information to do that<br />
    if there is no problem please tell me how can i upgrade my apache with cpanel manager(explain step by step)<br />
    and my server's operation is linux.<br />
    another question is: when i design a php e-mail sender and i send an e-mail to<br />
    another mail in the diffrent server when i recive that and check it , it was from another server<br />
    but the user be same, for example: my e-mail : [email protected] but i recive [email protected]
  • Gravatar - Mike Spears
    Mike Spears 15:15, June 8, 2008
    Great Tutorial!<br />
    Very easy to follow.
  • Gravatar - santosh
    santosh 18:07, September 15, 2009
    Great

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