Hello, I think you can provide pre-compiled binaries for you module. of course you must take care of different architectures (32bit, 64bit.. ) and you must provide a compiled version of your module compatible with the compiled version of Apche (2.2.x, 2.4.x etc.. ) eventually, you should take care of your own module's external dependencies (for example if you used any external library) However, please keep in mind that in *nix world a recompilation from source is an everyday task.
Good Luck! leo On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 10:04 AM, Abhinav Upadhyay <abhi...@hover.in> wrote: > > Abhinav Upadhyay <abhinav <at> hover.in> writes: > > > > > Hello everyone! > > I am on an internship, and have developed an Apache 2 module as > > my project, that is to be used by our customers. > > Now, we are at the point of distribution of our module, > > my boss says that expecting the users to compile the module > > from source is not very practical,although that is an option > > but he asked me to look for more convenient options. > > So I wanted to know, what else can I do ? If I compile the > > module on my Linux and provide it as a binary , will that > > work on all other Linux distros ? > > > > And how to compile the module on windows? I searched a lot for > > this but couldn't find it anywhere? > > > > Thanks and Regards > > Abhinav > > > > > > > Hello all!! > > I really don't want to disturb anyone by continuously posting silly > questions but I am really in need of these answers. There aren't > many good up to date references on Apache modules apart from > Nick Kew's The Apache Modules book (I am using that one). > > You guys are doing a great job, but please answer my few questions, > I would really appreciate it. > Thanks > Abhinav > >
