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[Jason Martin]

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I wasn't aware of any Apache 2.0 problems, there really shouldn't be any 
abnormal interaction between the two.

- -Jason Martin

On Tue, 15 Jun 2004, Horvath Tamas 
wrote:

> Thank you Jason!
> 
> I bought an Apach book and read that among other things (download
> SSLeay, and Apach-SSL pacth, etc.) I have to recomplie Apache.
> 
> Now I use Apache 1.3.1 with Nagios 1.1. As I can see in the Nagios FAQ
> there is two minor problems with Apache 2.0 but these can be repair
> easily.
> 
> Is it recommended to upgrade our Apache to 2.0.xx? What are the pros and
> cons of Apache 2.0 with Nagios?
> 
> I appreciate your help!
> 
> Tamas!
> 
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