Jim,
Apache 2.0.46 doesn't show files larger than 2gb is size.
That is the latest apache provided by RH for RHEL-3 (and therefore it is
the same for CentOS-3.4)
So, to the apache mailing list, that is the latest version that is
supported by your distro.
Files larger than 2gb also do not work in the apache 2.0.52 provided by
RH for RHEL-4 (and therefore also don't work in CentOS-4).
This is a known issue, that recompiling apache another way can fix
(according to the mailing lists), but I have never tried to fix it
(since we want to be like RHEL, and fixing it causes other issues that
RHEL doesn't have).
Thanks,
Johnny Hughes
On Sun, 2005-03-13 at 17:35 -0500, Jim wrote:
> Im running centos 3.4 and according to yum, the latest available apache
> version is 2.0.46. Im having a problem where some files arent being
> displayed in apache. These are very large files (over 3gb) and
> according to the apache mailing list i should upgrade my apache version
> before troubleshooting. Well, i'd love to, but im unsure how to do this
> the "correct" way without breaking anything else. I could easily
> download the source and install that but i know yum wont know its
> installed. How can i do this so that i get the latest apache but still
> keep everything happy?
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Jim
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