I have apache ssl, (1.3.31), installed on an AIX 5.2 system. We used an rpm.
I need to put a second instance on that same system. I went to install
using:
rpm -i apache_1.331+ssl.rpm --prefix /u03/newlocation

And it complained apache was already installed. Is there a way I can do this
without trashing my current installation?

"Dale DeRemer" <dderemer_nospam@agmc.org> said:
>I have apache ssl, (1.3.31), installed on an AIX 5.2 system. We used an rpm.
>I need to put a second instance on that same system. I went to install
>using:
>rpm -i apache_1.331+ssl.rpm --prefix /u03/newlocation
>
>And it complained apache was already installed. Is there a way I can do this
>without trashing my current installation?

You don't need multiple binary installations to run multiple instances.

Create copies of
- content
- configuration
- logs

.... and change the configuration to refer to correct directories
(ServerRoot, DocumentRoot). Depending on modules, you may also need to
provide the ServerRoot directory as a startup parameter to the httpd
process (see Apache documentation for details).
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