On Sun, Jun 27, 2010 at 4:17 AM, Abhinav Upadhyay <abhi...@hover.in> wrote: > 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 ?
If you don't expect your users to be able to compile it themselves, compile binaries on the oldest Linux you want to support (e.g. SLES9) as well as windows. > And how to compile the module on windows? I The mod_perl project has an apxs-for-windows you can use that works reasonably well. -- Eric Covener cove...@gmail.com
