I recently did this same exact setup and had to do a lot of fiddling to
make it work. Basically, I downloaded Apache 1.3.6 and used the
--with-apache-install option to build jserv. I could not get the DSO
way of doing it to work and they didn't appear to have a source
directory (or I didn't install the package containing the source.) I
already had the apache package installed from SuSE because taking it out
caused too many other things to balk.
Basically, then I deleted SuSE's httpd from /usr/sbin, changed the
script /etc/rc.d/apache to point to my version of Apache, deleted the
/etc/httpd directory (getting rid of any chance of using their old
config files) and changed a few other files related to watching logs,
etc. In the end, the mod_jserv was finally part of Apache...
FYI: One hurdle I hit you might watch out for is to make sure the
jserv.log file is writeable by Jserv... I was using my apache/logs
directory to store it and it was set to root as owner (silly me)!
Tom Wnuk wrote:
> I'm trying to install JServ 1.0 with Apache 1.3.6 on SuSE 6.1 (Linux
> 2.2.5)
>
> I'm having difficultly locating the Apache Installation directory
> which is required when building the DSO module. I receive the
> following:
>
> "Checking for Apache Directory...configure error: does not have DSO
> support"
>
> I've tried many different paths but I don't know what it's looking for
> and I know DSO is installed. When I run "httpd -l" I receive
> 'mod_so.c' as a compiled in modules.
>
> Has anyone encountered this problem or does anyone know what the
> configure script is looking for. I'm fairly new to Linux/Unix;
> therefore, digging through the scripts is a very time consuming effort
> and I thought it was a good time to ask the experts.
>
> Thanks for you help.
>
> Tom
>
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