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  3. September 2004

Re: V5R3 - Original Servers gone, completely!

IBM's wizard did not do a very good job of converting my original configuration to Apache. Admittedly, we have a rather complex set of directives, but I still spent more than a week getting it right. One thing that helped a lot was an O'Reilly book, Apache:The Definitive Guide. IBM's documentation is sadly lacking. We're now ready to go to V5R3.

rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

Well one option is to upgrade the older systems OS first.

Failing that, does anyone know what is done by the conversion? Is it simply converting the cern configuration file to an apache one? Didn't someone just post that they could find the file on their V5R3 machine, but they had to do some special option? What I am wondering is, could the file be moved over to the V5R3 machine, converted and then the converted file be moved back to the older machine and tested there too?

Rob Berendt



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