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Please reply I need to prove something to my boss.

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Okay keep the answers coming... – leeand00 Oct 14 '09 at 19:13
Okay my bad. To be fair, they were running Red Hat 7.2. Also they upgraded the rest of the systems to Apache2.2 and didn't upgrade mine (which is still running Apache 1.3 on Red Hat 7.2) But still! They're running Apache 2.2 on Windows on the new servers. – leeand00 Oct 14 '09 at 21:38
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Apache 2; mostly Linux (Fedora), but some Windows server installs as well.

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Apache 2.2; Mac OS 10.5

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Apache 2.2.x/CentOS 5.3 in one location , 2.2.x/RHEL 5 in another.

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Apache 2.2.3

Debian 4.1

What, exactly, are you trying to prove?

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@Alcon I'm trying to prove to my boss that he should really upgrade from Apache 1.3.27 because I need to use php as a proxy to call a web-service that doesn't support JSONP. Of course this would probably mean he'd need to upgrade from Red Hat 1.3 so I'm not so sure this is going to work. – leeand00 Oct 14 '09 at 18:24
He has other servers that are Windows based and run Apache 1.3.27 and this isn't much better. – leeand00 Oct 14 '09 at 18:25
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YIKES! Well, good luck. – Daniel Bingham Oct 14 '09 at 18:36
"Red Hat 1.3" lol wut? – Joseph Kern Oct 14 '09 at 18:38
Lol indeed. I thought the same thing. What's he running it on, a pentium II? – Satanicpuppy Oct 14 '09 at 18:45
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Apache 2.2.3, on CentOS 5.x/RHEL 5.x

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Apache 2; on debian and CentOS

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apache 2 on windows server 2008

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Apache/2.2.13 (FreeBSD) :)

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Apache 2.2.3 on Fedora core 9

If for no other reason, you are probably in need of better security patch support.

Risk mitigation can be a powerful ally when talking to managers.

(provided your project is important enough not to just shut down)

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There is only one project. This is a place that survived the first and second dot-com bubbles for no good reason but dumb luck. – leeand00 Oct 14 '09 at 20:03
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Apache 2.2.3 on Centos 5.3

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Apache 2.2/Linux 2.6.30 (Gentoo)

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apache 2.2.3 Ubuntu 7.04

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Apache 2.2.14 on Gentoo Linux.

FWIW, the API interface in Apache 2.0 and greater is significantly better/faster/simpler/less dumb. PHP performance increased nearly 15% on the same hardware/OS by using 2.0.x vs 1.3.x.

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  • Linux, Apache/2.2.9 (Debian)
  • Windows 2000, Apache/2.2.?
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I still have few Apache 1.3.x and 1.4.x - running on some versions on Fedora (yes, i know!), but mostly:

Apache 2.2.x on CentOS 5.3 platform.

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2.2.3 on CentOS

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Apache/2.2.9 (Debian)

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Apache 2 (Ubuntu)

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2.2.3 Suse Linux Enterprise Server 10

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Apache 2.2.8; Ubuntu 8.04.2

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centos 4.6 apache2

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The Apache 1.3 derived version which ships with OpenBSD. Here's a snippet from their FAQ page:

Why isn't a newer version of Apache included? The license on newer versions is unacceptable.

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~$ apache2 -v
Server version: Apache/2.2.8 (Ubuntu)
Server built:   Aug 18 2009 14:18:10
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