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Your profile has Apache 2.4.16 chosen to build Your currently running apache is Apache 2.4.17

celiac101
I am running Easy Apache 3.x and see Easy Apache 4.x available in my Cpanel control panel, but I've not upgraded because I see many draconian warnings when I start this process. That said, my real issue now is that when I check for updates using Easy Apache 3.x I now see this, which I've never seen before: Your profile has Apache 2.4.16 chosen to build Your currently running apache is Apache 2.4.17 Also, for a few weeks now I've not seen any updates there for Apache or PHP (I'm running 5.5.30). Here are my questions:
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  • Is Easy Apache 3.x still working and offering me the latest updates?
  • Should I ignore all of the draconian warning about Easy Apache 4.x might not work at all on my server and still upgrade?
  • Why would Easy Apache 3.x be offering me an older and lower version of Apache--I've never seen that before?
Any help would be appreciated.

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  • cPanelKenneth
    1. Yes. EasyApache 3 is still functioning. 2. The web stack installed by EasyApache 4 is quite stable. The warnings are about the migration from EasyApache 3 to EasyApache 4. Custom changes tend to cause problems. If you do convert and encounter problems, please don't hesitate to open a support ticket with us so we can resolve any problems, and get your server in a good state. 3. We downgraded Apache 2.4 to 2.4.16 in both EA3 and EA4 due to a bug introduced in Apache 2.4.17 that cause lots of problems. More information about that change is available here: EasyApache 3.32.4 Released (Apache downgrade!) | cPanel Newsroom
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  • celiac101
    Thank you Kenneth! In an ideal world such news updates would be pulled directly into the Easy Apache module, so, for example, if I clicked on Easy Apache I'd see such critical news displayed within that module, rather than having to hunt around for answers for weeks. Just a suggestion.
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  • kernow
    snip............. rather than having to hunt around for answers for weeks. Just a suggestion.

    Just a heads up, the EA change log recorded the bug introduced in Apache 2.4.17, you can find the log here: EasyApache Change Log - EasyApache - cPanel Documentation
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