Hi all, Since we are all quiet, I thought I'd mention a recent experience installing the toaster.
This is using Redhat 7.1 on a virtual dedicated server, although this mirrors my experience on a RH 7.3 dedicated I recently built. Anyway, I found that for the default configuration it worked just fine if a left the existing Apache install where it was, since it was already compiled with .so support. This also meant I didn't require the overrides to the cgi-bin and www root that is in the toaster setup. So I just have a question, I'm wondering why we're deleting Apache and changing the standard cgi-bin and www root locations from Redhat's installation defaults? For myself it is best to leave as much on the server as-is, and manage it using RH package management if I can, for simplicity's sake. This seems to work just fine, but I figure there must be some reason, so I was curious what it might be, and if there is something I'm overlooking. Robin
