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Wednesday August 06, 2003

Tomcat 4.1.27 + Apache 2.0.47 on Red Hat 9

I decided to upgrade my Apache and Tomcat installations on my Red Hat 9 box this morning. In doing so, I found that no binary jk connectors existed for Apache 2.0.47 on Linux. So I built one, and updated my Apache 2.x + Tomcat 4.1.x Article for the latest and greatest versions. Also, when building Apache with SSL, I found that there were a bunch of symlinks I had to create for RH 9. So I updated my Apache + SSL Article as well. If I had the time/motivation, I'd port these to the wiki and the community could keep them up-to-date. Maybe when I'm really bored.

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