Hi Günter, A couple of weeks ago I asked in the Apache developpers' list if anyone could compile a third party module (mod_replace) for Windows, and you were very kind and did it. These two weeks I've been trying the module, which sometimes works and sometimes doesn't. After much investigating, I realized that the replace filter works with pages that are under 32 KB, and doesnt't work if they're bigger. I've been looking in the mod_replace sources and I've seen that there's a constant declared at the beginning which says "#define START_SIZE (32 * 1024)". I think that's the key, because after that it makes a malloc with that size.
For my purposes, I would need it to be at least 200 KB, but for general purposes (for including that module in your third party modules page), I think it should be at least 500 KB. I've made the changes in the source code and I send it attached, would you be so kind as to recompile it? Thanks in advance, Igor Leturia >-----Jatorrizko mezua----- >Nondik: Günter Knauf [mailto:eflash@;gmx.net] >Bidalia: Ostirala, 2002.eko urriak 11 20:01 > >Hi Igor, >> I'm interested in a third party module for Apache that I >>found in the >> internet, but there's only the source code of it (a .c file), not the >> .so file. I'm a windows user, and I read in the Apache website's faq >if that's the module you found: >http://pihl.kumpu.org/apache2/ >then you can get a binary here: >http://www.gknw.de/development/apache/httpd-2.0/win32/modules/mod_repla ce-0.3-2.0.43-w32.zip > >> that "only a limited number of the developers have the capability to >> build the InstallShield package" for windows. Is building >>the .so very >> complicated? What would I need? Is there a doc that explains it? >http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/platform/win_compiling.html
mod_replace.c
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