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• Prerequisites on Oracle Linux 6.3 packages are missing for the installation of Oracle database 11 g 2.

  I want to install Oracle database 11 g 2 on Oracle Linux 6.3, but some packages are missing (.) RPM files).

  Please tell me how to install the missing packages (.) RPM files)?

  Some of the missing packages are:

  liabio-devel - 0.3.105

  unixODBC - 2.2.11

  unixODBC-devel - 2.2.11

  and a little more.

  Let me note that there is an Oracle Linux forum where you can get answers more quickly. (I'm linking this thread it mentioning what I guess)

  Also I would suggest using the yum package manager and there is aoracle-rdbms-server-11gR2-preinstall package available which install all prereq packages...

  See more here: How I Simplified Installation of Oracle Database on Oracle Linux

• Oracle DB 11 g 2 controls prerequisites failed - Oracle Linux 6.5

  Hi all

  Once again stuck with questions during the installation of 11 GR 2 DB.

  1. Swap size - failed
     Details:
     Size of swap - it is a prerequisite to check if sufficient total swap space is available on the system.
     Expected value: 7.74 GB (8120228,0 KB)
     Real value: 7.7 GB (8077308,0 KB)
     
     My checks:
     # SH - 4.1 swapon s
     Size of the characters in filename used priority
     / dev/DM-1 partition 8077308 0-1
     SH - 4.1 # cat/proc/swaps
     Size of the characters in filename used priority
     / dev/DM-1 partition 8077308 0-1
     SH - 4.1 # cat/etc/fstab. grep swap
     / dev/map/vg_vssdbserver-lv_swap swap swap defaults 0 0
     
     I thought that 8 GB of swap space was enough, my system has 8gbRAM.

  As a general rule, swap space is usually configured to twice the RAM if you use 8 GB or less and equal to the amount of RAM if you have 16 GB or more. If you have 64 GB of RAM, however, it is useless to have 64 GB of swap space, because the loss of performance so you never need to swap space will be very bad.

  However, you probably want to configure your Oracle database to use the kernel Hugepages using EAMA instead of the AMM for optimal performance and efficient use of memory. Hugepages kernel, unlike the POSIX memory shared (/ dev/shm) used by the AMM will be pre-allocate memory to start the system upward and can not use swap space. Don't forget that the swap space is not a substitute for the lack of physical memory (RAM).

  On the Oracle database installation, there should be a button to ignore warnings or errors and continue the installation or if you feel more comfortable with it, to meet this control, simply create a temporary swap file to increase your swap space, which later can be removed when you no longer need. It is certainly much easier than to the resize your swap partition.

  For example:

  [root@vm213 ~] # lsb_release d

  Description: Oracle Linux Server version 6.5

  [root@vm213 ~] # swapon s

  Size of the characters in filename used priority

  / dev/DM-1 partition 2097148 0-1

  Create a pagefile of 1 GB in / Home

  [root@vm213 ~] # dd if = \u003d/dev/zero of / home/swapfile bs = 1024 count = 1048576

  1048576 + 0 records in

  1048576 + 0 records out

  1073741824 bytes (1.1 GB) copied, 4.32366 s, 248 MB/s

  [root@vm213 ~] # chmod 600/home/swapfile

  [root@vm213 ~] # ls-l/home/swapfile

  -rw-------. 1 root root 1073741824 28 May 03:07 / home/swapfile

  [root@vm213 ~] # home/mkswap/swapfile

  mkswap: / home/swapfile: caution: do not erase the sectors bootbits

  all over the disk. Use f to force.

  Implementation of version 1 of swapspace, size = 1048572 KiB

  no label, UUID = d26f4d5f-af46-4567-b836-0d5d0b1661cb

  [root@vm213 ~] # home/swapon/swapfile

  [root@vm213 ~] # swapon - a

  [root@vm213 ~] # swapon s

  Size of the characters in filename used priority

  / dev/DM-1 partition 2097148 0-1

  / home/file swapfile 1048572 0-2

  If you want to enable the pagefile at system startup:

  [root@vm213 ~] # cp/etc/fstab /etc/fstab.backup_'date + %N '

  [root@vm213 ~] # echo "/ home/swap file, swap swap defaults 0 0' > / etc/fstab"

• ATG10.2 LogColorizer for Oracle Linux

  Does anyone have links to download ATGLogColorizer for version ATG10 in Linux environment?

  
  

  Description: Oracle Linux Server version 6.7

  Version: 6.7

  Hello

  Order the thread below,

  ATGLogColorizer does not not on HR 6.3?

  https://groups.Google.com/Forum/#! topic/atg_tech/X4W-raUYIsc

  Kind regards

  G.KaviMani

• Prerequisites for Oracle Identity Management

  Hello

  I intend to learn and get the basics of the identity management.

  Could you be it someone please let me know, how to start it and what are the software needed for this.

  Thank you

  1. first of all you must decide will use you separate server or single server architecture. In my case the size of the Server DB is about 35 GB, IOM (WLS + SOA + IdM) server about 30 GB.

  2. also take into account the fact that DB and IOM are intensive systems of record.

  3. you should have 2-3 GB of RAM to DB, approximately 1 GB for AdminServer, 1 to 1.5 GB for SOA and 1.5 to 2 GB for IOM. Configure your appropriate servers.

  4. as for me, virtual servers are very useful especially for learning. I've used VirtualBox and VMware.

  As for me OS + DB + JDK (or JRockit) + WLS + SOA + IdM are sufficient. And remote control to create patterns of IOM. The other depends on your goal.

  SQLDeveloper simplifies the study of the structure of database. But you can use sqlplus to the same uses.

  AD is necessary if you plan to make the integration of ads. But in this case, you also need:

  • Connector server
  • AD connector
  • JDeveloper to develop plugins, adapters

  To access LDAP, you can use Apache Directory Studio which is free. Or just use the ad itself.

  Here you can find Labs - 12 | September | 2012 |.: Codigoctm:..

• VM Player 3: VM Oracle Linux 5 connection errors

  People,

  Hello. I am running Oracle Linux 5 VM Player 3. The host OS is Windows 7.

  3 VM and Oracle Linux player 5 worked properly for a long time. Today, it happens a strange error below:

  After starting Oracle Linux 5 VM Player 3, I type in user name and password to connect. It takes a few minutes abnormally. 6 mistakes then comes one by one below:

  1) an error occurred during the loading or saving of the configuration information for Nautilus. Some of your configuration settings may not work correctly.

  I click on the "Détails" button and the following message appears:

  Failed to contact configuration server; Among the possible causes are that you must enable TCP/IP for ORBit network features, or you have NFS locks defective due to a failure of the system.

  see http:// www.gnome.org/projects/gconf/ for more information.

  Details-

  1: IOR file "/ tmp/gconfd-user/locking/ior" No. successfully opened. No gcond located: no such file or directory.

  2: IOR file "/ tmp/gconfd-user/locking/ior" not open successfully, no location gconfd: no such file or directory.

  2) an error occurred during the loading or saving of the configuration information for the Power Manager. Some of your configuration settings may not work correctly.

  In the popup Window Power Manager, there is a yellow triangle with black!

  The message is: the GConf, schema Setup error battery_low_percentage cannot be zero.

  3) an error occurred during the loading or saving of the configuration information for print notifier. Some of your configuration settings may not work correctly.

  I click on the 'Détails' button, the message is the same with error 1) Details.

  4) an error occurred during the loading or saving of the configuration information for gnome-settings-daemon. Some of your configuration settings may not work correctly.

  I click on the 'Détails' button, the message is the same with error 1) Details.

  5) an error occurred during the loading or saving of the configuration of gnome-sessioninformation. Some of your configuration settings may not work correctly.

  I click on the 'Détails' button, the message is the same with error 1) Details.

  6) there was an error at startup of GNOME Settings Daemon.

  Some things, such as themes, sounds or background settings can not work properly. The last error message was:

  Has not received a response. Possible causes include: the remote application has not sent a response. Blocked bus message security policy response. The response period expired, or the network connection was broken. GNOME will always try to restart the settings Daemon next time that you log on.

  After a few minutes, desktop screen becomes black background with all the icons on it.

  But no bar. I can't click anywhere to run.

  This is the first time for me to cope with such a strange mistake. I do not understand what causes this kind of errors.

  I checked VM > Settings > hard drive > capacity:

  Current size: 96.9 GB

  Free system: 41.7 GB (there is free space on the Windows 7 host drive)

  Maximum size: 100 GB

  I created the virtual hard disk for Oracle Linux 5 as 100 GB. The current size of 96.9 GB indicates 96.9 GB 100 GB has been used. So, 100 GB - GB 96.9 = 3.1 GB.

  My questions are:

  (1) how much free disk space is required to start the Oracle VM Linux 5?

  (2) what are the causes of the 6 mistakes when connect to Oracle Linux 5?

  (3) does "not enough disk space of vm" cause 6 mistakes when connecting Oracle Linux 5?

  (4) how to fix errors?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  For the question on what is LVM see: Logical Volume Manager (Linux) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

  For tips on how - to use LVM, please see this article:

  Linux Sysadmin: How to manage LVMs with a GUI

  Before you can add more space, you need to resize your virtual drive and make more great or you will need to add another virtual disk to the virtual machine.

  The/3 GB to use is only available for the root user as it is in the safety margin of 5%.

  If Linux, UI drag / move uses a temporary folder, then is under/tmp

  To find out where disk space is used, the commando of the can be used.

  Use the command "of the man" learn more about the options.

  for example.

  of the - SH/tmp

  will show how using the tmp folder.

  The - SH/home

  shows how much space takes the home folder

  etc...

  --

  Wil

• R12 Quick Installation on Suse Linux or Oracle Linux fails

  Hello

  I tried several combinations of operating systems to try and install correctly using the Oracle R12 / quick installation but I could not. My last attempt was on Suse Linux 10. When the installation wizard is complete, database checks are successful but HTTP server is unresponsive and all subsequent checks fail.

  The reading of google and the various threads on this forum, I found that for Oracle Linux, we must apply the patch that contains libdb.so.2. Since then, I do not have an account to support oracle, I cannot get this fix and based on rules, no body can send it in an email, which means that we can not install this distribution on Oracle Linux without having to pay for the supported. Since then, it is a learning exercise without the use of serious production of R12 apps, we do not have any arrangement with Oracle support.

  For Suse, I also have the same problem, but when I try to start the opmn manually using opmnctl beginning, she responds with message, began. But when I use opmn stopall, the computer stops responding. Now, I don't know yet how to start debugging this problem.

  I would give just to try to install it or there at - it a hope?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  I finally managed to install R12 on Suse Linux Enterprise 10 SP3. I decided to start again after a repair for the past two days. Here's the process:

  a. install Suse Enterprise 10 SP3 with office and all development packages offered in the facility.

  b. click the computer--> install the software--> search for the 'db1 '. It will give you two or more packages. Install db1_185xx (from Berkley). This provides a required libdb.so.2.

  c. then go through the installation as outlined in the instructions using rapidwiz.

  It fills correctly and I can see the login screen now.

  Now, I need to know how to put in place to automatically start all services after startup.

  Thank you for your help.

  Kind regards

  Sohail naima.

• Open Enterprise Manager using the browser on Oracle Linux

  I installed Oracle 10 g Release 2 on Oracle Enterprise (version of Enterprise Linux AS 4 (October 7 update)).
  
  I started the listener and enterprise manager using emctl start dbconsole command successfully.
  
  As I am new to linux, I don't know how to open the url EM Linux.
  
  What browser should I use (exact version that is compatible with the version of Enterprise Linux AS 4 (October update 7).) How do I install the browser and open enterprise manager using the browser.
  I don't even know if any browser is installed during the installation of linux. How can I check if any browser installed or not?

  No one can guess what you have installed or how you have configured your system or the installation of Oracle. The default browser for Oracle Linux 4 is Konqueror, which is not compatible with the MS Oracle dbconsole.

  You might want to try the following:

  Open a Terminal command prompt (System Applications/tools) and enter the following command:

  
  
  su - root
  
  cd /etc/yum.repos.d
  
  wget http://public-yum.oracle.com/public-yum-el4.repo
  
  yum -y install firefox
  
  

  To open a Firefox browser window, open the Web icon in the Menu, next to the Actions or the Applications/Internet or type firefox in an X 11 terminal window.

  The default URL for the dbconsole EM is:

  http://hostname_or_ip:5500 / em

• Oracle 10g on Oracle linux 6.2

  HELO
  
  I'm planing to install Oracle 10.2.0.1 on an Oracle Linux 6.2 64 bit hosted on VMWare workstation.
  
  I found places that describe Oracle linux installation process, but most of them are for linux Redhat 5 or company 5. The main resource I found for Oracle Linux 6 is here:
  
  http://www.Oracle-base.com/articles/Linux/OracleLinux6Installation.php
  
  But it's not specify Oracle database product package dependencies. The package dependencies are listed [and here | http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/install.111/b32002/pre_install.htm#CIHFICFD], but even for linux Redhat 5 and the company 5.
  
  Is there an official documentation explaining the process of PRECAUTIONS, including dependencies, for version 6.2 of Oracle Linux?
  
  Thanks in advance!

  Salvation;

  1 there is no any oracle product approved for * version 6.x unix
  2. you must use * version 5.x unix

  See:

  Oracle database on Unix AIX, HP - UX, Linux, Mac OS X, Solaris, Tru64 Unix operating system Installation and Configuration requirements checklist (8.0.5 to 11.2) [ID 169706.1]

  Respect of
  HELIOS

• Company Oracle Linux

  Hello
  I can't find documentation for Oracle Linux here:
  http://www.Oracle.com/technology/documentation/index.html
  
  Where can I find documents?
  
  What I should download from the following list to install oracle Linux?
  

  Enterprise Linux Release 5 Update 3 Media Pack for x86 (32 bit)
  
  Enterprise Linux Release 5 Update 2 Media Pack for x86 (32 bit)
  
  Enterprise Linux Release 5 Update 1 Media Pack for x86 (32 bit)
  
  Enterprise Linux Release 5 Media Pack for x86 (32 bit)
  
  Enterprise Linux Release 4 Update 8 Media Pack for x86 (32 bit)
  
  Enterprise Linux Release 4 Update 7 Media Pack for x86 (32 bit)
  
  Enterprise Linux Release 4 Update 6 Media Pack for x86 (32 bit)
  
  Enterprise Linux 4 Update 5 (New License) Media Pack for x86 (32 bit)
  
  Enterprise Linux 4 Update 5 Media Pack for x86 (32 bit)
  
  Enterprise Linux 4 Update 4 Media Pack for x86 (32 bit)
  
  Oracle Enterprise Linux Release 5 (Supplementary - RDS) Media Pack
  
  Oracle Enterprise Linux JeOS for Building Oracle VM templates for x86 (32 bit)
  
  Total: 13

  Thank you.

  There is no specific documentation of OEL, there are guides to installation for Linux x 86, and Linux x 86-64. Since you don't say WHAT you want to install (Oracle runs different products in different versions on Linux) no additional guidance is possible.
  More - at least for me - the docs still are declining.

  Werner

• the prerequisite check fails on oracle linux 6-> oracle 11.2

  Hi guys,.

  I try to install oracle on oracle linux 11.2 6

  I get via oracle-rdbms-server-11gR2-preinstall-verify yum and no warnings are triggered.

  If I try to download all packages via yum manually asked as a prereq, yum response that everything is kept up-to-date to the latest version (with the exception of pdksh, present in the repository more...).

  When I run the Setup, the prerequisite check fails!

  Here the Setup log. I post only for libaio but is not the only one (glibc, odbc, pdksh)

  INFO: INFO: package: libaio - 0.3.105: it is a precondition to check if the package "libaio - 0.3.105" is available on the system.

  INFO: INFO: gravity: IGNORABLE

  INFO: INFO: OverallStatus:VERIFICATION_FAILED

  INFO: INFO: -----------------------------------------------

  INFO: INFO: results of the verification of node: oraLinux

  INFO: INFO: expected value: libaio - 0.3.105 (i386)

  INFO: INFO: real value: missing

  INFO: INFO: Error Message: PRVF-7532: package "libaio - 0.3.105 (i386)" is missing in the node 'oraLinux '.

  INFO: INFO: Cause: a required package is not installed or if the package is a kernel module, is not loaded on the specified node.

  INFO: INFO: Action: make sure that the perl package is installed and available.

  INFO: INFO: -----------------------------------------------

  INFO: INFO: *********************************************

  INFO: INFO: package: libaio - 0.3.105: it is a precondition to check if the package "libaio - 0.3.105" is available on the system.

  INFO: INFO: gravity: IGNORABLE

  INFO: INFO: OverallStatus: SUCCESS

  INFO: INFO: -----------------------------------------------

  INFO: INFO: results of the verification of node: oraLinux

  INFO: INFO: expected value: libaio - 0.3.105 (x86_64)

  INFO: INFO: real value: libaio - 0.3.107 - 10.el6 (x86_64)

  My packages are too recent?

  If I ignore the errors the installation completed successfully went well. But I wonder if the above errors could be the oracle server is not stable.

  Could someone help?

  Thank you very much

  Andrea

  What exact version of 11 GR 2? Only 11.2.0.3 is currently certified with Linux 6.x - if you use 11.2.0.1 or 11.2.0.2, you should not use Linux 5.x

  HTH
  Srini

• Oracle DB 11 g 2 controls prerequisites failure (packages) - Oracle Linux 6.5

  Hi all

  Once again stuck with questions during the installation of 11 GR 2 DB.

  I had a problem of size of Swap which are now resolved.

  The Universal Installer now says that some packages are missing.

  My package files are up-to-date, I used the commands below to check it.

  1. SH - 4.1 # cd /etc/yum.repos.dExpected value: libstdc ++-3.4.6 (i386)
     Real value: missing
     SH - 4.1 # rm-f *.
     SH - 4.1 # wget http://public-yum.oracle.com/public-yum-ol6.repo
     SH - 4.1 # yum clean all the
     SH - 4.1 # yum makecache
     SH - 4.1 # yum update

  I checked using the comand bellows

  SH - 4.1 # yum install compat-libstdc ++ - 33 - 3.2.3 *.

  Setting up installation

  Package compat-libstdc ++-33 - 3.2.3 - 69.el6.x86_64 already installed and the latest version

  Nothing to do

  Now how the version (i386)?

  1. Expected value: libaio - 0.3.105 (i386)
     Real value: missing
     
     
  2. Expected value: compat-libstdc ++-33 - 3.2.3 (i386)
     Real value: missing
     
     
  3. Expected value: libaio-devel - 0.3.105 (i386)
     Real value: missing
     
     
  4. Expected value: libgcc - 3.4.6 (i386)
     Real value: missing
     
     
  5. Expected value: libstdc ++-3.4.6 (i386)
     Real value: missing
     
     
  6. Expected value: unixODBC - 2.2.11 (i386)
     Real value: missing
     
     
  7. Expected value: unixODBC-devel - 2.2.11 (i386)
     Real value: missing
     
     
  8. Expected value: pdksh - 5.2.14
     Real value: missing

  Thank you

  Vishwamber Shetty

  What follows will make all the necessary software, changes to the kernel and configuration account oracle for you, provided you access Internet access and/or configured accordingly - yum repository configuration file which seems to be the case:

  Su - root

  yum-y installoracle-rdbms-server-11gR2-preinstall

  If the installation is successful, and there are still warnings of the Oracle Universal Installer, simply click the checkbox ignore and everything should be good. Oracle 11 g 2 is too old to see on Oracle Linux 6.5, system libraries are moving too, but are always compatible.

• Check prerequisites for the Installation of Oracle 11 g grid

  Hello friends,

  Could you please suggest if I have to install the following prerequisites? It will cause no problems in the future using the Oracle grid software.

  In the affirmative, please suggest how should I install the following prerequisite packages.

  Please find the below screenshot:

  

  Please help me out here, I would really appreciate it.

  Thank you

  RT

  For starters, cropping the image would be beneficial. Just see the one screen, not the entire desktop.

  Yes... you need these packages. They are prerequisites for a reason. If you choose to ignore them, then you have a bad installation.

  See you soon,.
  Brian

• Packages, patches, required RPM in Oracle Linux 6 for the installation of the EBS R12.

  Hello
  I am not a beginner and I'm doing a vision of Oracle EBS R12 installation on my laptop.
  
  I downloaded the pack of 3 journalists Oracle Enterprise Linux version 6 update of edelivery.com and installed Oracle Linux on Vmware preinstalled.
  Now, I want to know what all the patches, the packaging and the RPM is necessary as a prerequisite before proceeding with the installation of R12.
  How to check if they are already present and how to install them.
  I have referred to the oracle notes but tangled in what points to be followed and that jump.
  
  Please guide.
  
  Thank you
  Patricia

  swapnil_yeole wrote:
  Hello
  I am not a beginner and I'm doing a vision of Oracle EBS R12 installation on my laptop.

  I downloaded the pack of 3 journalists Oracle Enterprise Linux version 6 update of edelivery.com and installed Oracle Linux on Vmware preinstalled.
  Now, I want to know what all the patches, the packaging and the RPM is necessary as a prerequisite before proceeding with the installation of R12.
  How to check if they are already present and how to install them.
  I have referred to the oracle notes but tangled in what points to be followed and that jump.

  Please guide.

  Thank you
  Patricia

  All BONES and RPM packages can be found in these docs.

  Oracle E-Business Suite installation and upgrade version Notes 12 (12.1.1) for Linux x 86-64 [ID 761566.1]
  Installation of Oracle E-Business Suite and 12 (12.1.1) for Linux x 86 version upgrade Notes [ID 761564.1]

  "Rpm - qa" command to check if the package is installed or not.

  To install the packages, please use "yum install" or 'rpm - Uvh' command.

  Thank you
  Hussein

• How to install the web 32-bit server on Oracle Linux 7 (64 bit) for Siebel SWE?

  Hello community,

  I'm being a sandbox Siebel installation in a Virtualbox machine using Oracle Linux 7, Oracle DB 12 c and Siebel 15.5.

  I did very well for all installation process since it became a large number of Frank from previous versions.

  However, I still have a remaining item left which I have not been able to solve: Web server

  Originally, I installed 64 bit version of HTTP Server Oracle 11g of Web tier that filled well.

  However, after you apply the profile SWE logic, web server would fail start given that 32 libraries cannot be interpreted in 64-bit.

  Therefore, I tried to download 32 bit Web layer HTTP server only to find out that I could not even install using the linux32 command.

  Finally, I tried to build my own Apache server that required me to also build apr and apr-util libs.

  It was beautiful.

  [siebel@sbl-lab bin] $. / apachectl v

  Server version: Apache/2.4.17 (Unix)

  Built-in Server: 11 November 2015 00:41:35

  For the Server Module magic number: 20120211:51

  Server loaded: APR APR-UTIL 1.5.4 1.5.2

  Compiled using: APR APR-UTIL 1.5.4 1.5.2

  Architecture: 32-bit

  Server MPM: event

  thread: Yes (fixed thread count)

  forked: Yes (variable process count)

  Server compiled with...

  D APR_HAS_SENDFILE

  D APR_HAS_MMAP

  D - APR_HAVE_IPV6 (mapped IPv4 addresses enabled)

  D APR_USE_SYSVSEM_SERIALIZE

  D APR_USE_PTHREAD_SERIALIZE

  D SINGLE_LISTEN_UNSERIALIZED_ACCEPT

  D APR_HAS_OTHER_CHILD

  D AP_HAVE_RELIABLE_PIPED_LOGS

  D DYNAMIC_MODULE_LIMIT = 256

  D HTTPD_ROOT = "/ opt/siebel/apache".

  D SUEXEC_BIN = "/ opt/siebel/apache/bin/suexec".

  DEFAULT_PIDLOG = ' log/httpd.pid' d

  D DEFAULT_SCOREBOARD = "logs/apache_runtime_status".

  D DEFAULT_ERRORLOG = "logs/error_log".

  D AP_TYPES_CONFIG_FILE = "conf/mime.types"

  D - SERVER_CONFIG_FILE = conf/httpd.conf"

  However, once I started the web server after you apply the SWE, I received the following message:

  [siebel@sbl-lab bin] $. / startapa

  httpd: syntax on line 503 of /opt/siebel/apache/conf/httpd.conf error: structure of the API module 'swe_module' in the file /opt/siebel/apache/modules/libmod_swe.so is garbled - signature expected 41503234 but 41503232 - perhaps it is not an Apache DSO module, or has been compiled for a different version of Apache?

  I've been contemplating installing a chroot, a container or even another virtual machine exclusively for the web server.

  Before proceeding with additional measures that I might regret, could you please how you would proceed in this case?

  Thanks in advance

  Kind regards

  Alejandro Soto Laguas

  Nevermind, I checked certifications and Apache 2.2 should be used instead of Apache 2.4

  Everything is ok now.