I wanted to upgrade my Apache from 2.2.3 to 2.2.4 because some application issues.

Can anyone know where we can get Apache 2.2.4 rpms for CentOS/RHEL build? I say 2.2.4 rpms in Fedora repositories? Will fedora builds work in CentOS/RHEL?

Please help me.

Thanks,
Blue Print

Well Fedora is also a rebuild of RHEL just like CentOS. Fedora builds should work.

That is not the way things work (or should work) for RHEL or Centos. That is unless stability and such aren't issues (in which case you can also question why you would run RHEL or Centos)...

Jason Litka provides RPMs for more recent versions of httpd via his Utter Ramblings Repository. Unless it's not in any supported repo before the OP heads over there he best first reads what the Centos Wiki says about repositories that are not provided nor supported by CentOS.

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????? WT? "bleeped"

then T3RM1NVT0R YOU but the current fedora glib rpm on YOUR cent 5.6 box and see what happens !!!!!!

That IS NOT HOW IT WORKS !!!

blue_print as unSpawn pointed out -- READ the centOS WARNINGS very carefully , and a few times !

but building the Apache "LAMP" stack from source would be the best use of time

it is very easy to do and YOU will learn a LOT
I normally recommend that people build the stack from source and install everything manually 6 to 12 times before using the prebuilt rpm's and deb files

the rpm's will only shave 30 Min. to an hour off the install and config time .

@ JohnVV

What was that... I am learning and I thought it works that way so I posted it.

I thought the community is about helping others and making a person understand the correct way to do the things not to bully them if you know something that the other person doesn't.

@ unSpawn

Thanks for your constructive feedback.