Hi Matthew, > You guys who are compiling Apache: > Are you trying to get mod_auth_pam working? If so, what have you done > to do it? My attempts fail, but I can't find the correct sources for > it.
Steve Bassi and Chris Burtons use mod_auth_pam from this URL: http://pam.sourceforge.net/mod_auth_pam/dist/mod_auth_pam.tar.gz (See: http://camelbackup.com/raq3-apache-1.3.26.html) I use the regular mod_auth_pam_external which I found in SUN/Cobalt's apache-1.3.20.srpm for the XTR. While Steve and Chris use a manual procedure which seems to work fine on the RaQ3's I'm trying the RPM approach on the RaQ4, using the specfile for the Cobalt Apache-1.3.20 as a base. This is how they (SUN) got the PAM working: # Configure mod_auth_pam_external cd ../mod_auth_pam_external-%{mod_auth_pam_external_version} gcc -shared $RPM_BUILD_OPTS -I../apache_%{version}/src/include \ -I ../apache_%{version}/src/os/unix -fPIC -DEAPI \ mod_auth_pam_external.c -o mod_auth_pam_external.so -ldl -lpam make -C authenticate For an in-depth look at it download the SRPM and take a look at the included SPEC file: ftp://ftp-eng.cobalt.com/pub/unsupported/raq4/srpms/apache-1.3.20-RaQ4_1C1experimental.src.rpm If you don't know how to take an (S)RPM apart, then use the easy approach: chmod 644 *.rpm (if it was executable), start Midnight Commander, move the cursor over the (S)RPM and press return: Voila. The sources, patches and SPEC file are there and you can either examine them or copy 'em out to a place of your liking. -- Mit freundlichen Gr��en / With best regards Michael Stauber [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unix/Linux Support Engineer _______________________________________________ cobalt-developers mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://list.cobalt.com/mailman/listinfo/cobalt-developers
