apache installation question

[dt23]

While typing 'rpm -q apache', I receive the following: apache-1.3.19-5. This was the version installed when I installed Red Hat 7.1.

I just installed apache version 1.3.22 and want to use this one instead.

I know that there are startup scripts in /etc/rc.d/init.d... I went ahead and modified the apache one, but it still comes up with the .19 version when I type 'rpm'.

Does anyone know what I need to modify so that when I type rpm -q apache, the 1.3.22 version will show up?

[mdwatts]

Did you install the newer Apache via rpm package? rpm -Uvh apache-1.3.22.i386.rpm

Any error messages when you upgraded the Apache rpm package?

[njcajun]

if you installed the newer apache from source, rpm isn't going to keep track of it. rpm only keeps track of software installed via rpm. The reason it seems to know where everything is is because when you install redhat, it installs all of your software using rpm.