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After hours trying to install apache22 port, I have felt the need to explain my problem to find a solution. The problem occurs when I try to install the port, I attached the log generated by FreeBSD, when I try to install apache22.

Can anyone of you give me a solution for this problem?


Any idea why?
Greetings and thanks in advance
Atte. SirChokolate

Hello,
From what you posted this will not work.

Try this.
Step1.
Step2.
Step3.
Step4.


What BSD are you working with? This may be installed already unless you are trying to install / compile from source.


Also be sure it's 2.2 and not 22.

http://httpd.apache.org/

HTH,


Jaysunn

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Thanks for your quick reply, jaysunn: I'm working with freebsd 7.2 with csh, I'm not sure but, is not "./configure" a Bash Shell Script, because it not works with me, do you have any other alternative?

Thank you very much and I'll be waiting your reply.

Unless you need apache.

This looks cool.

How to install Lighttpd, PHP 5, and MySQL 5.1 on FreeBSD 7.2 grypto


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Thanks, I was follow this thread (FreeBSD Install and Configure Apache Web Server), but I have the same problem described in log, I can't install apache, any sugesstions?

Thank you very much jaysunn

Al least I can install Apache Web Server. In this thread (http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/freebsd...rver-tutorial/) I change this command line portsnap fetch extract instead portsnap fetch update anyway every user need to check the documentation for portsnap command before execute portsnap fetch extract command:
....

COMMANDS
The command can be any one of the following:

fetch Fetch a compressed snapshot of the ports tree, or update the
existing snapshot. This command should only be used inter-
actively; for non-interactive use, you should use the cron
command.

cron Sleep a random amount of time between 1 and 3600 seconds,
then operate as if the fetch command was specified. As the
name suggests, this command is designed for running from
cron(; the random delay serves to minimize the probability
that a large number of machines will simultaneously attempt
to fetch updates.

extract Extract a ports tree, replacing existing files and directo-
ries. NOTE: This will remove anything occupying the loca-
tion where files or directories are being extracted; in par-
ticular, any changes made locally to the ports tree (for
example, adding new patches) will be silently obliterated.

Only run this command to initialize your portsnap-maintained
ports tree for the first time, if you wish to start over
with a clean, completely unmodified tree, or if you wish to
extract a specific part of the tree (using the path option).

update Update a ports tree extracted using the extract command.
You must run this command to apply changes to your ports
tree after downloading updates via the fetch or cron com-
mands. Again, note that in the parts of the ports tree
which are being updated, any local changes or additions will
be removed.

.....
for more information go to portsnap(


Greetings...

Nice,


Great Job. I am just diving into free BSD. I am starting to really enjoy using it as my operating system.

Awesome,

Jaysunn

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First you need to use updated ports.

When you run portsnap first time, it should be fetch extract, later on always run fetch update.

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