Re: win32 unresolved symbols in mp2

2004-03-19 Thread Randy Kobes
On Sat, 20 Mar 2004, Randy Kobes wrote: > On Fri, 19 Mar 2004, Geoffrey Young wrote: > > > the most recent mod_perl CVS snapshot throws these errors at me: > > > > modperl.def : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol > > modperl_cmd_send_header > > > > same for modperl_cmd_setup_env, modperl_cm

Re: win32 unresolved symbols in mp2

2004-03-19 Thread Randy Kobes
On Fri, 19 Mar 2004, Geoffrey Young wrote: > hi guys... > > I'm trying to compile mp2 on win32 again. this time with VC++ 6.0 on win2k. > apache 2.0.49 compiled just fine out of the box - I did > absolutely nothing other than hit a button in VC++. Too bad Unix isn't as advanced :) > the most r

Re: [mp2] END block encountered during perl-script

2004-03-19 Thread Geoffrey Young
Stas Bekman wrote: > I'm working on various END block issues. One of the problems is that at > the moment any END blocks encountered during the perl-script response > handler (.e.g when a module gets loaded for the first time) are simply > dropped on the floor. The only END blocks that are run, a

win32 unresolved symbols in mp2

2004-03-19 Thread Geoffrey Young
hi guys... I'm trying to compile mp2 on win32 again. this time with VC++ 6.0 on win2k. apache 2.0.49 compiled just fine out of the box - I did absolutely nothing other than hit a button in VC++. the most recent mod_perl CVS snapshot throws these errors at me: modperl.def : error LNK2001: unres

[mp2] END block encountered during perl-script

2004-03-19 Thread Stas Bekman
I'm working on various END block issues. One of the problems is that at the moment any END blocks encountered during the perl-script response handler (.e.g when a module gets loaded for the first time) are simply dropped on the floor. The only END blocks that are run, are those from registry han

Re: dynamic request hook ordering (take 2)

2004-03-19 Thread Stas Bekman
Geoffrey Young wrote: one of the things on my hit list is post-connect being called 4x instead of 2x like on unix, since that seems to be a major difference between the platforms. but no sense guessing... Earlier Bill posted a trick how to avoid this situation (i.e. controlling how many times a

Re: dynamic request hook ordering (take 2)

2004-03-19 Thread Geoffrey Young
>> one of the things on my hit list is post-connect being called 4x >> instead of >> 2x like on unix, since that seems to be a major difference between the >> platforms. but no sense guessing... > > > Earlier Bill posted a trick how to avoid this situation (i.e. > controlling how many times a

Re: dynamic request hook ordering (take 2)

2004-03-19 Thread Stas Bekman
Geoffrey Young wrote: Well, now that 2.0.49 is out I was finally able to try the latest Apache stuff with your hook ordering patch (I still don't know to build CVS Apache 2 on Win32), but unfortunately it still doesn't work. The usual invalid handle error, same as before. thanks for trying :)

Re: dynamic request hook ordering (take 2)

2004-03-19 Thread Geoffrey Young
> Well, now that 2.0.49 is out I was finally able to try the latest Apache > stuff with your hook ordering patch (I still don't know to build CVS > Apache 2 on Win32), but unfortunately it still doesn't work. The usual > invalid handle error, same as before. thanks for trying :) I just got h

Re: dynamic request hook ordering (take 2)

2004-03-19 Thread Steve Hay
Steve Hay wrote: > Geoffrey Young wrote: > >> so cool, we've isolated the "I can't start problem" to something in >> apr_hook_sort_all(). >> >> so I guess the place to start looking is apr_hooks.c. I'll take a >> look at >> it some more and throw in some debugging statement to see if anything >