Zend Optimizer set to Apache 2.0 and not 2.2

[jgaris]

I have a server that was running Apache 2.2, but then I used custombuild to install Zend Optimizer, and after that it went back to Apache 2.0. I tried rebuilding all again after that, but I can't get 2.2 back. I checked my options.conf says to use Apache 2.2.15.

I used all the default settings in the Zend Optimizer setup, I was not sure what any of them were, but I have a feeling something in there was wrong, and it's probably using a new httpd conf file or something like that.

It is a CentOS 5 64-bit. Everything else is stock. Here is the phpinfo: http://garis.net/info.php

Does anybody have any ideas?

 

[smtalk]

Try:

cd /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild
./build update
./build set apache_ver 2.2
./build apache
./build php n

 

[jgaris]

Thanks for the reply.

I went ahead and tried it exactly like that, but it's still running apache 2.0. I checked the system information within directadmin and it says Apache 2.2.15 is running, but when I go to our site and view the headers and phpinfo it still says I'm running 2.0.

 

[jgaris]

So I asked someone at our datacenter about this, and they say that it is running Apache 2.2.15 but using the Apache 2 handler. Does this make sense to anybody? Is there a Apache handler for 2.2.15? Should it match? Or is this correct?

 

[ditto]

So I asked someone at our datacenter about this, and they say that it is running Apache 2.2.15 but using the Apache 2 handler. Does this make sense to anybody? Is there a Apache handler for 2.2.15? Should it match? Or is this correct?

I don't know, but just want to let you know that I have the exact same "issue" with my server, and I have also installed Zend Optimizer using custombuild. My phpinfo file and headers are identical to yours, but I am just like you using Apache 2.2.15.

I would be interested if anybody know if this is somthing we should worry about, or not? I sure would like my customers to see Apache 2.2 handler, and not just 2 in the phpinfo files. Also it displays as "Apache/2" in phpMyAdmin.