--On Wednesday, May 28, 2003 7:32 PM -0400 Garrett Rooney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Well, if you feel so strongly about having the option (and it should be an
option, turned off by default, IMO), then I suggest revising the patch such
that it makes apr_dso_load take a flags parameter (changing the function
interface may not be appropriate right now...  perhaps an apr_dso_load_ex or
something), and have one of the flags indicate that verbose error reporting
should be used.

Currently, error messages are returned in apr_dso_handle_t->errormsg when APR_EDSOOPEN is returned (see apr_dso_load). It's up to the app to figure out what it wants to do with it (i.e. call apr_dso_error()). All of the other DSO mechanisms store their error strings in here.


Is it possible for HP-UX's DSO's error to be captured in a string rather than forcibly sent to stderr? That would be a much cleaner as all of the other Unix-based platforms already support this - so adding a flag just for HP-UX's BIND_VERBOSE option doesn't help as no one else would likely need it as they have sane mechanisms for handling this. -- justin

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