is apache 2.2.11 certified by Red Hat?

[ESGLinux]

Hi,
Thanks for your answer.

I had been looking the realease notes of apache an the feature I need to use
was added in the 2.2.4 version.

Is this version certified? but the real question is, How can I check the
certfied version of a package?

it could be interesing for example know the roadmap of the next version,
(for example, I have downloaded the 5.4 Beta and I want to know what is new
in this release, and also for the next versions)

Grettings and thanks again.

ESG



2009/8/10 Paul <jpb at entel.ca>

> ESGLinux wrote:
>
>> Hi All,
>> I want to install the apache 2.2.11 version on a RHEL. I have seen with
>> yum/pirut that the version that It installs is 2.2.3.
>> Looking on the RHN I have seen httpd-2.2.10-10.ep5.el5.x86_64.rpm that
>> comes
>> avaliable from JBoss EWS for 5Server x86_64 (it愀 strange because in the
>> channel list I dont see this type at all, It sounds like JBoss Application
>> Platform (v 4.3.0) for 5Server x86_64 but I don愒 know if it is the same).
>>
>> So, my doubt is if this version of apache is certified, and in a more
>> general way where can I check what versions of any package are certified
>> (with any suscription, because I suposse that depending on the suscription
>> type the packages can vary).
>>
>> Any help?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> ESG
>>
>>
> No.
>
> However, all security issues that are fixed in 2.2.11 are back-ported by
> RedHat into the current version certiied for RHEL.
>
> If you need some feature(s) from 2.2.11, you will have to install that
> yourself and block yum/pirut from replacing it with the "certified" version.
>
> Cheers,
>
>
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> Paul
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