Changing mmn in Apache

I'm trying to build an httpd 2.0.43 RPM that is a drop in replacement
for the httpd RPM that comes with Red Hat 8.0. The problem with all
of the RPMs I've seen so far (including my own) are that many modules
generate the following error message.

   httpd: module "mod_XXX.c" is not compatible with this version of
   Apache (found 20020628, need 20020903).

Rather than rebuild all the Apache module RPMs, I think that I can
take a short-cut. I think that I can just change the value of mmn
from 20020903 to 20020628 during the build of the httpd 2.0.43 RPM.

I think this will work because
- the only documented changes from 20020628 to 20020903 are changes
   to the APR error constants
- the only dependencies on APR that I know of are Subversion (which
   needs the new error codes, hence 2.0.43) and mod_perl (which I'll
   remove)

Will this work or am I about to shoot myself in the foot?

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Tim Moloney
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