Apache binary for HP-UX 10.20

[Brian L. Jester - Home]

Is there an HP-UX 10.20 binary for Apache out there? I'd like to turn my
old HP 9000 712/60 into a cute little web server and I'll be dammed if I can
get gcc for HP-UX 10.20 and source code - what I'd really like is a
pre-compiled binary, depot, whatever that I can install and run and turn the
little 712 into an Apache server.

Thanks,

Brian Jester
San Diego, CA
jest...@san.rr.com

[Simon Saunders]

"Brian L. Jester - Home" <bje...@san.rr.com> wrote in message
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http://hpux.connect.org.uk/hppd/hpux/Networking/WWW/apache2-2.0.35/

[Atro Tossavainen]

"Simon Saunders" <sj...@mjc2.co.uk> writes:

> http://hpux.connect.org.uk/hppd/hpux/Networking/WWW/apache2-2.0.35/

Nobody should install this.

The current version of Apache 2 is 2.0.46, which fixes CAN-2003-0245,
CAN-2003-0189, CAN-2003-0132, CAN-2002-0840, CAN-2002-0654, CVE-2002-0392
at the very least.

<URL:http://www.apacheweek.com/features/security-20>

I suppose I could produce HP-UX 10.20 binaries of anything, including
but not limited to Apache, but the 9000/720 is a little slow, and a lot
of the software on the 9000/C3000 has been compiled without +DAportable.
(I was trying to make Apache for the previous poster yesterday, but the
fact that the Perl in the system is +DA2.0 made the result unusable for
a 9000/712. Maybe I'll just do it on the 720. It's doing nothing sensible
anyway)

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[Corné Beerse]

"Brian L. Jester - Home" wrote:
>
> Is there an HP-UX 10.20 binary for Apache out there? I'd like to turn my
> old HP 9000 712/60 into a cute little web server and I'll be dammed if I can
> get gcc for HP-UX 10.20 and source code - what I'd really like is a
> pre-compiled binary, depot, whatever that I can install and run and turn the
> little 712 into an Apache server.

With that hardware, you can also move to linux. debian-woody is also
available for PA-Risk. As far as I know, a 712 series machine was their
first pa-linux-webserver.

Start at the debian site and follow the links to the developmentteam.

CBee

[Atro Tossavainen]

Corné Beerse <I.D...@want.your.spam> writes:

> With that hardware, you can also move to linux. debian-woody is also
> available for PA-Risk. As far as I know, a 712 series machine was their
> first pa-linux-webserver.

Would you want to...?

[Ralf Hildebrandt]

On 2003-07-04, Atro Tossavainen <Atro.Tossa...@helsinki.finland.invalid> wrote:

>> With that hardware, you can also move to linux. debian-woody is also
>> available for PA-Risk. As far as I know, a 712 series machine was their
>> first pa-linux-webserver.
>
> Would you want to...?

Yes, because it beats the living crap out of HP-UX

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[Atro Tossavainen]

Ralf Hildebrandt <Ralf.Hil...@charite.de> writes:

> Yes, because it beats the living crap out of HP-UX

Does it?

Last I checked, it didn't support much anything at all. It might have
been a while ago. :-)

Perhaps I should install a spare disk in that 9000/720 and give it a spin.

[Ralf Hildebrandt]

On 2003-07-04, Atro Tossavainen <Atro.Tossa...@helsinki.finland.invalid> wrote:

> Does it?

Yep.

> Last I checked, it didn't support much anything at all. It might have
> been a while ago. :-)

I "use" it on a 712/80 and it runs really smoothly.

> Perhaps I should install a spare disk in that 9000/720 and give it a spin.

Yep!