I compiled apache 2.1.10
(http://people.apache.org/~pquerna/dev/httpd-2.1.10/ tarball, result at
http://isabelle.math.ist.utl.pt/%7El55741/Apache_2.1.10-Openssl_0.9.8a-Win32.zip)
from the command line. I used Visual C++ 6.0 and the latest platform SDK.
If I recall correctly the steps were (I'll mention zlib and openssl at the
end):
0. (get perl and awk)
1. get
http://people.apache.org/~pquerna/dev/httpd-2.1.10/httpd-2.1.10.tar.gz and
extract to, say, c:\path
2. get apr, apr-util and apr iconv (latest versions) from
http://apr.apache.org/download.cgi and extract to c:\path\srclib\apr,
c:\path\srclib\apr-util and c:\path\apr-iconv
3. open the prompt and set the environment (run batch files that set the
environment variables for the platform sdk and visual c++)
4. run perl (...)\lineends.pl c:\path
5. edit c:\path\Makefile.win, line 403 and change 'copy
modules\experimental\$(LONG)\mod_charset_lite.$(src_so) "$(inst_so)" <.y'
into 'copy modules\filters\$(LONG)\mod_charset_lite.$(src_so) "$(inst_so)"
<.y' somehow this was broken
6. run 'nmake /f c:\path\Makefile.win PORT=80 INSTDIR="d:\Program
Files\Apache" installr' or sth similar
I had some trouble compiling mod_ssl and mod_deflate; it wasn't enough to
put the sources under srclib (and, in case of openssl follow the
instructions for an apache build as I'd read at
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/platform/win_compiling.html) and I had to
compile openssl and zlib apart to get the dlls and import libraries. Btw,
the latest version of zlib worked fine, I merely had to change the import
library name from zlib1.lib to zlib.lib.
Gustavo Lopes
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Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2005 8:51 AM
Subject: Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Apache 2.1.9 build under Windows 2003 with Visual
Studio .NET : Corrupt distribution files?
"William A. Rowe, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 18/11/2005 19:51:26:
Well, the .zip file is DOS text encoded for line endings, so that's
probably what you wanted.
Hi,
Thanks for your explanation, it gave me some starting point to get a
apache-no-ssl-2.1.9 compiled for Windows 2003 using Visual Studio .Net 2003:
However, the standard compilation instructions on my PC were:
- get the .zip
- get apr-iconv-1.01 and unzip it into srclib/apr-iconv
- unzip it and change LF to CR/LF on every file except mod_imagemap* (those
were already in DOS format)
- get the zlib, and compile the LIB ASM project under projects/visualc6
after having converted it to the new project format using the IDE
- copy the zlib.lib into the modules/filters directory
- edit the apr/build/win32ver.awk file and before the verc calculation, add:
if (!ver_build)
{ ver_build = "0" }
Otherwise the rc.exe resource compiler complains about malformed
FILEVERSION tag.
- run the build process using converted apache.dsw
Did I miss something on the apache.org site where all of this is(already)
explained?
Dimitri.
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