not found libtool.m4 - please help.

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evgeniymx

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hi all.

There was a problem with installing mpm itk on directadmin.

rebuild apache, error occurred:

[root @ localhost httpd-2.2.17] #. / buildconf
found apr source: srclib / apr
found apr-util source: srclib / apr-util
rebuilding srclib / apr / configure
buildconf: checking installation ...
buildconf: python version 2.4.3 (ok)
buildconf: autoconf version 2.67 (ok)
buildconf: libtool version 2.4 (ok)
Copying libtool helper files ...
/ libtool.m4 not found
. / buildconf failed for apr
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but as can be seen, all packages are installed (installed from the. / build directory in directadmin)

how to solve this problem?
or you can remove a package that is installed with directadmin (but how?)
and place
 
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or you can remove a package that is installed with directadmin (but how?)
and installed via yum.

Thank you!
 
that is no-sense.

If you are using directamin u cant for any reason remove package that directadmin install/use and install them via yum cause you will mess up everything.

So, if you paste an error me or someone else should help you find a solution.

If not, i dunno how to help you sorry.

Regards
 
@evgeniymx,

Are you running FreeBSD, or what OS type? Try to install libtool from pkgs/ports for FreeBSD or yum for CentOS.
 
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zEitEr,

You are from Russia?
I am from Russia )

libtool using yum install, but the error is still displayed. put even libtool-devel, still was a mistake..
 
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although here, however, on a similar server (there is only build another centos) buildconf passed without any problems :)
strange..
 
You are from Russia?
I am from Russia )
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Yes. Cool.

libtool using yum install, but the error is still displayed. put even libtool-devel, still was a mistake..
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A month or two ago, I faced the same problem. Unfortunately, I don't remember, how i solved or bypassed it on FreeBSD. One thing I know for sure, that even I solved problem with libtool, the other issue came, and I decided not to use mpm-itk.

Why don't you try mod_ruid2?
 
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A month or two ago, I faced the same problem. Unfortunately, I don't remember, how i solved or bypassed it on FreeBSD. One thing I know for sure, that even I solved problem with libtool, the other issue came, and I decided not to use mpm-itk.
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I also decided not to use mpm-itk.


Is buildconf installed from yum or custombuild?
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first through yum, then remove and put to custombuid.
 
@Jeff,

suPHP allows to setup individual PHP.INI. That's why we still use it.

mod_php does not allow that, even with mod_ruid2.

If you've a working solution, please share.

Alex.
 
No, I don't, and for the record, we still use suPHP. We're looking at mod_ruid as a default for our VPS setups, though, because of the resource issue.

Do a lot of people need their own php.ini file? We've never had it requested.

Jeff
 
Private PHP.INI is mostly needed by us, not by our customers (they could not modify PHP.INI directly). With mod_suphp any changes and settings, that could not be done in .htaccess require Apache reload (or restart).

Alex.
 
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