The InterWorx-CP internal httpd instance “httpd-iworx” was released tonight. This only affects InterWorx-CP.
Chris
Hello
I’m really sorry but I do not have chance with your updates :-p
I went to Nodeworx/Update and I’ve seen that there was 2 updates availables (httpd-iworx and mysql-iworx) whom are confirms with Yum check-update
So I have clic on “Install” and the “install screen” has “frozen”
Now When I check the rpm -q httpd-iworx and mysql-iworx I have two rpms for each
mysql-iworx-4.0.20-1.iworx
mysql-iworx-4.0.21-1.iworx
and
httpd-iworx-2.0.50-2.iworx
httpd-iworx-2.0.51-1.iworx
Finally I have relaunched the “install” and everything seems to be fine. I have no more “pending updates”
But not sure to have the two last rpm’s installed
Only to advise you
Regards
Pascal
squalito,
I’d try the following:
rpm --rebuilddb
Which will rebuild the RPM db and hopefully get rid of the 2 versions
yum update
Which will grab the new versions of those files (if they aren’t installed already). The problem most likely is that when you install via the interface you are actually using those 2 packages, and then trying to update them as well. We may add in filtering to keep you from upgrading those 2 via the interface for just this reason. A manual yum update or the ‘auto’ updates should do the trick.
Chris
Hi
When I try the rpm --rebuilddb I have this error
[root@padawan root]# rpm --rebuilddb
error: db4 error(16) from dbenv->remove: Device or resource busy
I’ve tested to stop the iworx service then do the rpm but I have the same error.
Pascal
Apparenlty that error is harmless Pascal so you can safely ignore it (reference http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=83281 for the full story)
If you do a rpm -qa now do you see multiple mysql-iworx packages?
Chris
Had this same error. :S
On updating, it killed iworx, and mysql 
thankfully
#/sbin/service mysql restart
#sbin/service iworx start
got everything back up. I tried to run the update again, but its not listed anymore (even under the history).
After following along,
# rpm -q httpd-iworx
is still listing two of each package though, and im not sure that either were updated.
To make sure you got the update just do the following:
[root@urnvios scripts]# /home/interworx/bin/iworx-web -v
Server version: Apache/2.0.51
Server built: Sep 18 2004 20:05:17
You should see similar output with the 2.0.51 version string there.
Chris
When I’m doing “rpm -qa | grep iworx” I have two httpd :
httpd-2.0.51-101.iworx and
httpd-iworx-2.0.50-2.iworx
but if I do /home/interworx/bin/iworx-web -v, I have
Server version: Apache/2.0.51
Server built: Sep 20 2004 02:57:42
Thanks
Pascal
httpd-2.0.51-101.iworx
this is the system httpd, which is the right version.
httpd-iworx-2.0.50-2.iworx
this is iworx’ httpd, which has the incorrect version in the RPM db but the actual installed version is the right version.
Chris
Similar output (paranoia fades) 
lol
Pascal