> Are there some more hints about doing this under cygwin, because except
> --enable-rule=SHARED_CORE, any attempt to have an --enable-shared=module does not
> compile.
The configure flag --enable-rule=SHARED_CORE produces the libhttpd.dll library that
is used to allow dynamic allocations of the preforked childs of httpd.
Basicly if you do --add-module=<module> it will be linked into libhttpd.dll. So if
you mean if there is a mechanism that allows dynamic-loading of various modules
<module>.dll within libhttpd.dll runtime using configure statements in httpd.conf as
it is supported for DSO (UNIX and Linux) then I have to say _no_.
You have to compile and link all required modules to libhttpd.dll. That DLL will be
shared then for all preforked httpd childs.
The --enable-shared=<module> ability will be the next aim I will focus on. It should
allow such dynamic-loaded modules as known from the native Win32 version and the UNIX
derivates.
Regards,
Stipe Tolj
Department Management
Technology Center & Research Lab
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