Please fix in trunk. Then I test it further. You say : whatever. I can act in some way like Travis, even running/testing.
I do not know Travis and the goal you want. Some points to consider. - Win32 and Win64 - Monthly updates Windows and Visual Studio - To test ? Is there a test framework for Windows ? - A new module, who add dsp cmake, config etc ? - VC14, VC15 and VS16 at the moment (licenses needed or the community edition). - Perl an NASM needed - awk ? - Build platform/machine : Win7, Win10 or Server 2019 (need license). Also it is not recommended to run VC14, VC15 and VS16 on the same machine. - dsw, dsp files not up to date. - CMake does not build all : config, crypto in APR and more (tried years ago) - To keep/maintain dependencies up to date. - Testing mod_md , firewall must be ok, to communicate with lets-encrypt. Or use the boulder from Stefan - Special OpenSSL (older) versions. Happens that it works on 1.1.1 and not on 1.0.2. — — More... Yes, lot of points to consider. Lot of work. Linux is little easier. Now I build and test quite often when there is a change on branches, with error then I report it on the list or directly tot the author. >>>>>> Op 7 mei 2020 om 13:42 heeft Joe Orton <jor...@redhat.com> het volgende >>>>>> geschreven: >> On Thu, May 07, 2020 at 12:55:03PM +0200, Steffen wrote: >> Tried to build trunk again after 2 years :) >> server\core.c(5618,58): error C2065: 'DEFAULT_REL_STATEDIR': undeclared >> identifier > > That was added in r1842929 (October 2018) and nobody has noticed Windows > was broken before now? "Discontinued Integration". Try r1877471 but if > Windows MPMs use privilege separation like Unix then the STATEDIR should > be a different directory to logs/ so that's not ideal. > > Can someone who cares about Windows pretty pleeeeaseee work out how to > get it building in Travis (or appveyor, or whatever)?
