Hi list, is anybody able to help me out with my issue? I hope it's okay to bump my issue after being patient 5 days. :)
I tried to learn by example, tried to experiment and searched Google meanwhile for some hints but couldn't find any advice. Even a hint into the right direction would be perfect. Regards, Edgar 2010/04/28 Edgar Frank >Hi list, > >I've written a module which provides a header file for other >modules I've also written. > >Now I'm in the process of setting up some kind of installer. I >want my first module (the one which provides the header file) to >have its header installed into the <httpd>/include directory. As >I don't just want to blindly copy the header into the apache >install dir, I looked for a standard way to do this. > >As serveral other modules like mod_rewrite install their own >header file, I tried to integrate my module into the apache >build. I created my own directory under /modules, copied >a config.m4 and adopted it for my purpose (nothing more than a >APACHE_MODPATH_INIT, APACHE_MODULE and APACHE_MODPATH_FINISH). >For the sake of simplicity, let's assume it's just a single .c >and .h file with minimalistic code (I also tried this simplest >case). Than I ran buildconf, my module appears in configure, >get's built and installed - but the header file won't be >installed into include. I tried to mimic every step mod_rewrite >does (except that it's bundled with the other mapper modules), >but couldn't find out which step does the trick. > >Can anybody help me out with that? Any help will be greatly >appreciated. > >The OS is Linux (CentOS 5.4 x64). I use Apache 2.2.15. I think I >should mention that I'm kind of a newbie with the autotools. If >any further info is needed, just let me know. > >Btw - why are some of the .m4 files named config9.m4 or >config5.m4? Is this on purpose and if yes, why? > >Kind regards, >Edgar