how to install gcc required for apache 2.2 on RHEL 4

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I am installing Apache web server 2.2.14 on RHEL 4. When I am running
configure command in the apache, it is throwing error "No c++ compiler
found".

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Can anyone help me on where we will get GCC and which version of it and
How to install it?

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Thanks Regards,

Vamshi

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Re: how to install gcc required for apache 2.2 on RHEL

> I am installing Apache web server 2.2.14 on RHEL 4. When I am running
> configure command in the apache, it is throwing error =93No c++ compiler
> found=94.

This isn't an Apache question but anyway, you probably just need to
type 'up2date gcc'. Unless there's a reason why you want to install
Apache from source, you can probably also type 'up2date httpd' to
install Apache instead of building your own. Make sure you patch your
system up to date after you've done that.

Cheers,
Phil.

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Re: how to install gcc required for apache 2.2 on RHEL

On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 5:34 AM, Philip Wigg wrote:
>> I am installing Apache web server 2.2.14 on RHEL 4. When I am running
>> configure command in the apache, it is throwing error =93No c++ compiler
>> found=94.
>
> This isn't an Apache question but anyway, you probably just need to
> type 'up2date gcc'. Unless there's a reason why you want to install
> Apache from source, you can probably also type 'up2date httpd' to
> install Apache instead of building your own. Make sure you patch your
> system up to date after you've done that.
>
> Cheers,
> Phil.
>
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I used Fedora, which is closely related to red-hat. I'm not sure was
up2date is, but if that doesn't work, you should be able to use yum,
like `yum install gcc`, as the super user. As Phil said, you can also
install apache directly with `yum install httpd` (notice the package
isn't called apache).

-Brian


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Re: how to install gcc required for apache 2.2 on RHEL 4

From: Brian Mearns =0A> On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 5:34 AM=
, Philip Wigg wrote:=0A> >> I am installing Apache web server 2.2.14 on RHE=
L 4. When I am running=0A> >> configure command in the apache, it is throwi=
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sn't an Apache question but anyway, you probably just need to=0A> > type 'u=
p2date gcc'. Unless there's a reason why you want to install=0A> > Apache f=
rom source, you can probably also type 'up2date httpd' to=0A> > install Apa=
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he may need: gcc-c++=0AAnd maybe he could try: http://www.apache.org/dist/h=
ttpd/binaries/rpm/ JD =0A

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