> Fred Moyer wrote:
>>>> Fred Moyer wrote:
>>>>> Greetings,
>>>>>
>>>>> Third time is the charm :) RC1 and RC2 were missing
>>>>> t/conf/extra.conf.in from the MANIFEST.
>>>> [...]
>>>>> http://people.apache.org/~phred/Apache-Reload-0.10-RC3.tar.gz
>>>>
>>>> Fails all three tests here on WinXP/VC6 with perl-5.10.0,
>>>> apache-1.3.39 and mod_perl-1.31 RC2 :-(
>>>
>>> Thanks for the spot Steve, I'll dig in and get this fixed.
>>
>> Here's the problem, the first line in t/conf/extra.last.conf.in is
>>
>> <IfModule mod_perl.c>
>>
>> And here is the unix vx linux relevant apache_test_config.pm section
>> [1]. Notice how Win32 doesn't have mod_perl.c, hence the IfModule is
>> false, and the location directives are not set.
>
> Ah, yes, I've seen this problem with <IfModule mod_perl.c> on Win32
> before.
>
> Isn't this list the list of compiled-in modules (as output by "apache
> -l" (on Win32 at least)?). If so then mod_perl is missing because it
> isn't "compiled-in": it is built as a DLL (.so) on Win32. Do you have a
> statically-linked mod_perl in your Unix/Linux example? If so then do you
> get exactly the same problem when linking dynamically instead?
I tried both static (1.3.39) and dynamic (2.0.4-dev) httpds, mod_perl.c
shows up in httpd -l but not httpd2 -l. But mod_perl.c shows up in the
list of modules in t/conf/apache_test_config.pm for both cases, just
double checked again and verified it.
>> I don't see a straightforward solution to this problem, if anyone has
>> a suggestion please bring it forth. I can munge the Makefile.PL so
>> that the tests aren't run if $O is Win32, but would rather have the
>> tests run.
>
> In the past I've written httpd.conf files containing code like this:
>
> <IfDefine PERL>
> LoadModule perl_module modules/mod_perl.so
> </IfDefine>
> <IfDefine PERL>
> AddModule mod_perl.c
> </IfDefine>
> <IfDefine PERL>
> # Anything mod_perl-specific here
> </IfDefine>
>
> and then started the server with "-D PERL" if (and only if) I want
> mod_perl, i.e. in the above arrangement you can treat <IfDefine PERL>
> exactly like <IfModule mod_perl.c>, except that <IfDefine PERL> works.
> Could anything like this be worked into it?
Maybe add those top six lines to t/conf/extra.last.conf.in above the
existing conf directives, remove the all.t and see if it the tests run? I
just tried it here with *nix 1.3.39 static and tests passed. It would be
great if this worked on your setup, I see a lot of modules where this
could be used.
>>
>> [1]
>>
>> Win32
>> 'modules' => {
>> 'mod_include.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_asis.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_env.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_negotiation.c' => 1,
>> 'http_core.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_setenvif.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_access.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_dir.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_isapi.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_actions.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_cgi.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_so.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_alias.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_imap.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_autoindex.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_auth.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_log_config.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_mime.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_userdir.c' => 1
>>
>> *nix
>> 'modules' => {
>> 'mod_include.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_asis.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_env.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_negotiation.c' => 1,
>> 'http_core.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_setenvif.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_access.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_dir.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_cgi.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_actions.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_perl.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_imap.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_alias.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_autoindex.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_status.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_auth.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_log_config.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_mime.c' => 1,
>> 'mod_userdir.c' => 1
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