Update Google PageSpeed mod_pagespeed

yum update will never be able to update mod_pagespeed normally because it needs httpd server as pre-requisite, and DA server don't gete httpd server from yum.

So you will alwasy to use either remove/install or the command provided by Alex.

Best regards
 
yum update will never be able to update mod_pagespeed normally because it needs httpd server as pre-requisite, and DA server don't gete httpd server from yum.

So you will alwasy to use either remove/install or the command provided by Alex.

Best regards

using rpm -i --nodeps method may still req using yum remove even if not installed using yum
you are correct, cannot update (or install) using yum but the rpm -i --nodeps method creates some linking (I didn't get chance to save screenshot) that prevents updating pagespeed (both build from source or using rpm -i --nodeps again) due to .so conflicts with files that no longer are on system
yum remove mod-pagespeed-stable.x86_64 removes those allowing rpm -i method to be used to install updated version.
spent 3 hours yesterday messing with this before deciding to try yum remove on a whim
10 minutes later all fixed and good to go again
and yum WILL notify if newer version using rpm -i method but you cannot use yum to update of course.
suppose I could edit /etc/yum.repos.d/mod-pagespeed.repo and make it so it doesn't just never bothered
 
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