./build update_versions

this worked! I see we got in this post pretty good linux administration 101 course :)
I was able to get apache updated.

Thank you Very Much for such a quick help.
 
This probably wont happen to anyone else but incase it does you can follow the instructions to fix it. The reason this happened was either a person or program set permissions of the /usr/sbin folder to not be overwritten. This is generally a good idea for security reasons that way programs cannot overwrite the important files. But also a problem when you want to update files in the /usr/sbin folder. What you could do is always use the chattr program to set the permissions back after updating what you need to but it might be more of a pain then it is worth.

Anyways good luck.
 
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