You can download the compiled GCC and glib packages you need from this site
http://www.sunfreeware.com/
Looks like they even have Apache 2.2.6 available too.
To compile, try using these packages on your system.
Also be sure you are using apr and apr-util version 1.2.*
If you do not want to
Two things:
1) httpd is not compile statically, so it looks for libraries at run-time
To compile statically, try this ./configure option
--enable-static-support
2) the library is not found at run time.
(assuming libexpat is in /lib) To fix this, try:
env
.
Actually the way things are written now, apr-util implements an external
sysvmem, fcntl or flock locking mechanism. The DavPropDBSysLock could just turn
this stuff off.
Any comments?
-RG
Russell E Glaue wrote:
This is still a problem,
But I think I figured out what the issue is.
apr-util
something in Apache 2.2 to also get mod_dav_fs/mod_dav to
use the gdbm database type when gdbm is the default for apr-util?
Can anyone provide any information?
-RG
Russell E Glaue wrote:
How would I configure/compile Apache 2.2/mod_dav to use the old dbm format for
property database files
How would I configure/compile Apache 2.2/mod_dav to use the old dbm format for
property database files, as opposed to using the sdbm/gdbm/db formats?
I already compiled and installed apr-util with --with-db=dbm, but mod_dav
continues to use SDBM/GDBM.
-RG
I have a problem.
Apache 2.2 DAV/2 changed the way it handles file properties, and now mod_dav
does not work with NFS mounted partition anymore.
When files are uploaded via WebDAV, and the properties are modified, a .DAV
directory with associated property file(s) are created.
Apache 2.0.* used:
