I tried recompiling perl without the -Duseperlio and got the same error.
On Wed, Aug 30, 2017 at 6:34 PM, jbiskofski wrote:
> John, thanks for your reply. the MP_NO_THREADS=1 made a difference,
> although Im still not able to complete the Build, ./configure works fine,
> when I run make I get fu
John, thanks for your reply. the MP_NO_THREADS=1 made a difference,
although Im still not able to complete the Build, ./configure works fine,
when I run make I get further along, but eventually I get this error :
2 warnings generated.
rm -f ../../../blib/arch/auto/APR/PerlIO/PerlIO.so
cc -shared
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, jbiskofski writes:
>FreeBSD servers. Its been a few years since I've been able to compile
>mod-perl in FreeBSD. Everytime I need a new webserver I need to install
>FreeBSD9 and Perl 5.22. This has gradually been causing me more and more
>problems with server maintenance. Im hoping som
You should be able to use newer versions of Perl...
On my production systems, I'm using mod_perl v2.0.10 with Perl v5.24
and libapreq v2.13 with Apache HTTPd v2.4.
On my test systems, I'm using mod_perl v2.0.10 with Perl v5.26 and
libapreq v2.13 with Apache HTTPd v2.4.
Hey everyone,
I work at a company where we do all our development under ModPerl and
FreeBSD servers. Its been a few years since I've been able to compile
mod-perl in FreeBSD. Everytime I need a new webserver I need to install
FreeBSD9 and Perl 5.22. This has gradually been causing me more and more
