On torsdagen den 5 september 2002 23.54 Jean-Michel Dault wrote: > > (replying to all the recent apache2 related stuff) > > He he he..., you said you done huge changes..., you weren't joking..., I > > can see that :) he he he, amazing... > > Yes, and I have tested all the modules so they work together, see: > > HTTP/1.1 200 OK > Date: Fri, 06 Sep 2002 06:44:45 GMT > Server: Apache-AdvancedExtranetServer/2.0.40 (Mandrake Linux/8mdk) > mod_perl/1.99_05-dev Perl/v5.8.0 mod_ssl/2.0.40 OpenSSL/0.9.6g DAV/2 > PHP/4.2.2 mod_random/2.0 auth_mysql/1.11 mod_auth_pgsql/0.9.12 > auth_external/2.2.1 mod_ruby/0.9.9 Ruby/1.6.7 mod_roaming/2.0.0 > v2h/2.0.4 auth_kerberos/4.11 mod_python/3.0.0 Python/2.2.1
This is pretty awesome. I saw the change you made to apache2-mod_v2h, cool, I didn't notice that, I was so pleased I even got it to compile :) Mandrake is truly the most apache2 loaded distro now, cool, I hope people appreciate it and most of all _USE IT_. But I hope "mod_perl/1.99_05-dev" is incorrect? > > I would never had figured out the DONT_STRIP bug..., what is that all > > about? > > Some modules, like mod_perl, can access all the functionality of the > apache registry. For that, they need access to the Apache symbols. > Otherwise, when you try to use HTML-Embperl or Apache-ASP, you get > strange results... Mysterious... > > I thought it was required to use "--enable-experimental-zts" when > > building php for apache2 sapi, not? What about using the RH patches for > > the apache2 sapi I sent you (check the RH php package), or is it safer to > > use the stuff in your apache2-mod_php package? > > I use the 4.3 CVS SAPI for apache2-mod_php, as it's more stable for now. Aha, ok. I'm using plain 4.2.2 + the rh patch on d-srv.com, it seems to work. > > Nice touch with mod_perl2. My last one stopped working for some reason, > > and I was just to lazy to figure out why (as I don't know mod_perl too > > well). > > You need to build mod_perl with an existing version of apache-mod_perl, > so that it will force the compatibility option. Then, you use a perl > startup script with PerlRequire in the conf.d file, so it loads > Apache::compat and Apache2. You can test if it works correctly by doing > http://localhost/perl/test.pl I thought that wasn't nessesary with the "MP_INST_APACHE2=1" option. So annoying..., trial and error I guess..., you must have been real frustrated about all this. > > I solved the ugly hack creating include/ap_config_layout.h in my last > > apache2 package(s) by _not_ using "--enable-layout=" (!). > > Weird... anyways, we'll have plenty of time to check that later =) Yes, all this is sooooooooo wierd... > > I will try all of these packages at home and notify you ASAP if I find > > something outstanding (I probably won't find anything anyway...). But I > > have very limited time window to do it right now as I have to go hunting > > (!) (the moose hunting season started monday...) :-) > > There might be some conflicts with your previous version in the > Contribs, as the package structure is different. But the best test is to > install the RC1, then to do rpm -Uvh apache*, so we know the upgrade is > working. > > > It would have been nice with some credits on the default html page > > though... > > I was asked not to put any credits on the default html page. But you're > in the changelogs and in the contribs section of www.advx.org. We'll try > to put you at a special place =) Hmm. I noticed that just now, but could you please remove my e-mail address, and put something like Oden Eriksson - Deserve-IT Networks (link to http://d-srv.com) instead. Thanks. -- Regards // Oden Eriksson Deserve-IT Networks -> http://d-srv.com