Re: mod_perl 1.99 (for Apache 2.0.35) building on W2K
Pascal, Thanks, I needed some good news. Chuck - Original Message - From: pascal barbedor To: Chuck Goehring Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 11:41 PM Subject: Re: mod_perl 1.99 (for Apache 2.0.35) building on W2K Hi chuck for DBI and DBD::xx it makes no difference if you use them with regular cgi modperl 1 or 2 because they are unrelated to web environment. (at least i suppose so a priori). at least in my test they are used without problem in startup.pl. for cgi.pm used outside modpelr with 2.0.35 no difference as well and for cgi.pm used with modperl I don't know. i guess there is a difference, at leastin the Apache::registry setup of the location to use the cgi like script pascal - Original Message - From: Chuck Goehring To: pascal barbedor Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2002 5:11 AM Subject: Re: mod_perl 1.99 (for Apache 2.0.35) building on W2K Pascal and anyone else who can help, I've seen your other posts and I'm wondering how your testing is going with "regular" cgi programs. I don't use any of the exotic mod_perl specifics, so I'm no help there. I'll have to "aquire" more facilities to setup like you have (nt boxes in short supply). I'm mostly concerned about the cgi.pm, dbi.pm dbd::oracle etc. Anybody know the impact that Apache 2.0 has on these modules? Chuck - Original Message - From: pascal barbedor To: Chuck Goehring Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 4:40 AM Subject: Re: mod_perl 1.99 (for Apache 2.0.35) building on W2K Hi I am trying to build modperl under win2k saw your message. don't know about your problem but : i use already built asperl build 631 I havebuilt apache succesfully, but when trying to build modperl2 i am asked apxs did you find the apxs program ? thanks pascal barbedor
Re: mod_perl 1.99 (for Apache 2.0.35) building on W2K
Hi chuck for DBI and DBD::xx it makes no difference if you use them with regular cgi modperl 1 or 2 because they are unrelated to web environment. (at least i suppose so a priori). at least in my test they are used without problem in startup.pl. for cgi.pm used outside modpelr with 2.0.35 no difference as well and for cgi.pm used with modperl I don't know. i guess there is a difference, at leastin the Apache::registry setup of the location to use the cgi like script pascal - Original Message - From: Chuck Goehring To: pascal barbedor Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2002 5:11 AM Subject: Re: mod_perl 1.99 (for Apache 2.0.35) building on W2K Pascal and anyone else who can help, I've seen your other posts and I'm wondering how your testing is going with "regular" cgi programs. I don't use any of the exotic mod_perl specifics, so I'm no help there. I'll have to "aquire" more facilities to setup like you have (nt boxes in short supply). I'm mostly concerned about the cgi.pm, dbi.pm dbd::oracle etc. Anybody know the impact that Apache 2.0 has on these modules? Chuck - Original Message - From: pascal barbedor To: Chuck Goehring Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 4:40 AM Subject: Re: mod_perl 1.99 (for Apache 2.0.35) building on W2K Hi I am trying to build modperl under win2k saw your message. don't know about your problem but : i use already built asperl build 631 I havebuilt apache succesfully, but when trying to build modperl2 i am asked apxs did you find the apxs program ? thanks pascal barbedor
mod_perl 1.99 (for Apache 2.0.35) building on W2K
To all, I'm attempting to build newest versions of Apache/perl/mod_perl for WIN/2000. All went well until building mod_perl. There is lots of detail furtur down. To summarize, at the end of the make (using nmake) there are 21 of these apr_bucket errors and then it dies with fatal errors like below. I suspect this might be some sort of #define issue related to windows. Thanks for the input. Chuck Goehring = The short versionmodperl_filter.c(216) : error C2039: 'link' : is not a member of 'apr_bucket' e:\apache2/include\apr_buckets.h(233) : see declaration of 'apr_bucket'NMAKE : fatal error U1077: 'cl' : return code '0x2'Stop.NMAKE : fatal error U1077: 'cd' : return code '0x2'Stop. = From the MS online help for nmake.exe:NMAKE Fatal Error U1077'program' : return code 'value' The given command or program called by NMAKE failed and returned the given exit code. To suppress this error and continue the NMAKE session, use the /I option, the .IGNORE dot directive, or the dash (-) command modifier. To continue the NMAKE session for unrelated parts of the dependency tree, use the /K option. = VERSIONSPerl 5.6.1Apache 2.0.35mod_perl 1.99_01 Visual C++ 6.0 SP 5nmake Version 6.00.8168.0Win 2000 sp2 Perl built fineApache built fine mod_perl dies on the 13th file being compiled perl Makefile.PL MP_AP_PREFIX=e:\apache2 ... snip... rmdir WrapXS/APR/Bucketunlink WrapXS/APR/Date/Date.pmunlink WrapXS/APR/Date/Date.xsunlink WrapXS/APR/Date/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/Date/Makefile.PLrmdir WrapXS/APR/Dateunlink WrapXS/APR/Lock/Lock.pmunlink WrapXS/APR/Lock/Lock.xsunlink WrapXS/APR/Lock/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/Lock/Makefile.PLrmdir WrapXS/APR/Lockunlink WrapXS/APR/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/APR/NetLib/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/NetLib/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/APR/NetLib/NetLib.pmunlink WrapXS/APR/NetLib/NetLib.xsrmdir WrapXS/APR/NetLibunlink WrapXS/APR/Pool/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/Pool/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/APR/Pool/Pool.pmunlink WrapXS/APR/Pool/Pool.xsrmdir WrapXS/APR/Poolunlink WrapXS/APR/Socket/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/Socket/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/APR/Socket/Socket.pmunlink WrapXS/APR/Socket/Socket.xsrmdir WrapXS/APR/Socketunlink WrapXS/APR/String/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/String/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/APR/String/String.pmunlink WrapXS/APR/String/String.xsrmdir WrapXS/APR/Stringunlink WrapXS/APR/Table/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/Table/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/APR/Table/Table.pmunlink WrapXS/APR/Table/Table.xsrmdir WrapXS/APR/Tableunlink WrapXS/APR/URI/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/URI/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/APR/URI/URI.pmunlink WrapXS/APR/URI/URI.xsrmdir WrapXS/APR/URIunlink WrapXS/APR/Util/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/Util/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/APR/Util/Util.pmunlink WrapXS/APR/Util/Util.xsrmdir WrapXS/APR/Utilunlink WrapXS/APR/UUID/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/UUID/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/APR/UUID/UUID.pmunlink WrapXS/APR/UUID/UUID.xsrmdir WrapXS/APR/UUIDrmdir WrapXS/APRunlink WrapXS/Makefileunlink WrapXS/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/ModPerl/Global/Global.pmunlink WrapXS/ModPerl/Global/Global.xsunlink WrapXS/ModPerl/Global/Makefileunlink WrapXS/ModPerl/Global/Makefile.PLrmdir WrapXS/ModPerl/Globalunlink WrapXS/ModPerl/Makefileunlink WrapXS/ModPerl/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/ModPerl/Util/Makefileunlink WrapXS/ModPerl/Util/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/ModPerl/Util/Util.pmunlink WrapXS/ModPerl/Util/Util.xsrmdir WrapXS/ModPerl/Utilrmdir WrapXS/ModPerlunlink WrapXS/typemaprmdir WrapXSmkdir WrapXSwriting...WrapXS\Makefile.PLmkdir WrapXS/Apachewriting...WrapXS\Apache\Makefile.PLmkdir WrapXS/APRwriting...WrapXS\APR\Makefile.PLmkdir WrapXS/ModPerlwriting...WrapXS\ModPerl\Makefile.PLwriting...WrapXS\typemapmkdir WrapXS\Apache\SubProcesswriting...WrapXS\Apache\SubProcess\Makefile.PLwriting...WrapXS\Apache\SubProcess\SubProcess.xswriting...WrapXS\Apache\SubProcess\SubProcess.pmmkdir WrapXS\APR\UUIDwriting...WrapXS\APR\UUID\Makefile.PLwriting...WrapXS\APR\UUID\UUID.xswriting...WrapXS\APR\UUID\UUID.pmmkdir WrapXS\APR\NetLibwriting...WrapXS\APR\NetLib\Makefile.PLwriting...WrapXS\APR\NetLib\NetLib.xswriting...WrapXS\APR\NetLib\NetLib.pmmkdir WrapXS\Apache\RequestRecwriting...WrapXS\Apache\RequestRec\Makefile.PLwriting...WrapXS\Apache\RequestRec\RequestRec.xswriting...WrapXS\Apache\RequestRec\RequestRec.pmmkdir WrapXS\ModPerl\Globalwriting...WrapXS\ModPerl\Global\Makefile.PLwriting...WrapXS\ModPerl\Global\Global.xswriting...WrapXS\ModPerl\Global\Global.pmmkdir WrapXS\Apache\Serverwriting...WrapXS\Apache\Server\Makefile.PLwriting...WrapXS\Apache\Server\Server.xswriting...WrapXS\Apache\Server\Server.pmmkdir WrapXS\Apache\CmdParmswriting...WrapXS\Apache\CmdParms\Makefile.PLwriting...WrapXS\Apache\CmdParms\CmdParms.xswriting...WrapXS\Apache\CmdParms\CmdParms.pmmkdir WrapXS\APR\Lockwriting...WrapXS\APR\Lock\Makefile.PLwriting...WrapXS\APR\Lock\Lock.xswriting...WrapXS\APR\Lock\Lock.pmmkdir
