What packages do I need to install on a Red Hat Linux server to do C
development and create an Apache module?
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On Aug 14, 2008, at 7:18 AM, John Hosie wrote:
What packages do I need to install on a Red Hat Linux server to do C
development and create an Apache module?
On Mac OS X, assuming you've got a C compilation environment (if not,
go get your install CD and install XCode Tools (sigh)), all you
Tim Bray wrote:
Creating a build system for your module will be challenging and irritating.
No doubt :)
Obviously, a one-.c-file project isn't so hard using apxs. Anything more
sophisticated gets messy.
I'd encourage you to take a peek at the work Guenter and I had done at
Tim Bray a écrit :
On Mac OS X, assuming you've got a C compilation environment (if not, go
get your install CD and install XCode Tools (sigh)), all you need is
the httpd source from apache.org and you're good to go.
I agree once you have found the correct compilation directives, it works
Hi,
I am trying to write a module that internally translates
/foo/bar/XXX/... in document paths to /foo/bar/YYY/..., where
/foo/bar is a constant and YYY is a function of /foo/bar contents on
disk _and_ authenticated user name. Since the translate_name phase
precedes check_user_id
mod_rewrite does URL to filename translation
in the fixups hook, so it might be a good example
to look at. My own module uses a subrequest to
get information from a later phase.
--
Ray B. Morris
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