Just for the record... With guidance from the list, I got mod_dbd and
mod_authn_dbd working.
I installed Oracle Client 11g (win32_11gR1_client.zip) and Apache 2.2.10. I had
to
take a few guesses at what DBDParams was supposed to be. I ended up with
user=test pass=test server=db9i. I then
Possibly foolish question, but did you read the README? There are
additional steps to obtain/install the actual InstantClient 11.1 drivers
and ensure that driver DLL can be found in the PATH.
Bill
I have a possibly more foolish question - what README are you refering to?
There is a
Paul Simon wrote:
Possibly foolish question, but did you read the README? There are
additional steps to obtain/install the actual InstantClient 11.1 drivers
and ensure that driver DLL can be found in the PATH.
Bill
I have a possibly more foolish question - what README are you refering
Hi, I have Apache 2.2.6 running on windows. Is it possible to get mod_authn_dbd
working with oracle right out of the box? I've added the following
configuration (along with the appropriate auth modules):
LoadModule authn_dbd_module modules/mod_authn_dbd.so
LoadModule dbd_module
Paul Simon wrote:
Hi, I have Apache 2.2.6 running on windows. Is it possible to get mod_authn_dbd
working with oracle right out of the box? I've added the following
configuration (along with the appropriate auth modules):
LoadModule authn_dbd_module modules/mod_authn_dbd.so
LoadModule
Paul Simon wrote:
Hi, I have Apache 2.2.6 running on windows. Is it possible to get
mod_authn_dbd working with oracle right out of the box? I've added the
following configuration (along with the appropriate auth modules):
I'm suspecting that I need the oracle driver. Is it something like
Paul Simon wrote:
Hi, I have Apache 2.2.6 running on windows. Is it possible to get
mod_authn_dbd working with oracle right out of the box? I've added the
following
configuration (along with the appropriate auth modules):
LoadModule authn_dbd_module modules/mod_authn_dbd.so
To answer your question directly, if your apr-util is built
to load drivers dynamically, then yes, it should be
apr_dbd_oracle.so (or .dll). But I don't know what the
situation is on windows. Have you tried building it
yourself (either the driver, or the whole of apr-util)?
