Re: How to: OSX 10.1.3 update

But will it overwrite any of our config files ?? I never seem to have any
luck with this .. 

> Alain,
> 
> Apple's Darwin Server HFS module is a little different in the way it
> loads from the one now included in OS X .  We included it in iTools
> before it was released for OS X.  That is what is causing the change
> in syntax.
> 
> Almost every time Apple releases a system update, it overwrites
> apache and all of our modules, so obviously we suggest keeping the
> auto update off.  If you need to update, you can simply re-install
> iTools after you have installed the Apple update.  You do not need to
> un-install iTools, just run the installer and it should update the
> necessary parts and fix any problems.
> 
> TTS
> --Eric
> 
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>> turns out if you switch the reference in the httpd.conf file from
>> hfs_apple_module to apple_hfs_module this gets fixed .. which is
>> what it used to be, wasn't it .. there is a TIL on the apple site
>> about switching it the other way ??
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> The exact error message was ..
>> dyld: /usr/sbin/httpd Undefined symbols:
>> _hfs_apple_module
>> Thought that might help ;)
>> 
>>> Just did the update and everything went 99% smoothly.
>>> The one problem I had was with the mod_hfs_apple module which I had to
>>> disable to get the server going ..
>>> 
>>> Any ideas after you do the update Tenon ??
>>> 
>>> Thanks
>>> Alain
>>> 
>>> 
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