Hi all,
Does somebody know how to configure the PATH for the wwwrun apache user? I have two perl version installed (in /usr/bin/ and in /usr/local/bin) and apache continues to use the (/usr/bin version) which is outdated!
Many thanks,
Sylvain
Hi all,
Does somebody know how to configure the PATH for the wwwrun apache user? I have two perl version installed (in /usr/bin/ and in /usr/local/bin) and apache continues to use the (/usr/bin version) which is outdated!
Many thanks,
Sylvain
Jump to Postwhy not just remove the outdated one, and symlink it to the correct version?
rm -rf /usr/bin/perl; ln -s /usr/bin/perl /usr/local/bin/perl;
you'll want to back up your old version of perl just in case. (never blindly run any script some just gives you)
why not just remove the outdated one, and symlink it to the correct version?
rm -rf /usr/bin/perl;
ln -s /usr/bin/perl /usr/local/bin/perl;
you'll want to back up your old version of perl just in case. (never blindly run any script some just gives you)
This is what I finally did but I don't find it very elegant!
Thanks a lot however.
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