If configure fails, you can use apxs.
cd [jserv sources]/src/c
gcc jserv_mkimg.c -o mkimg
./mkimg jserv.gif jservimg.c
[apache home]/sbin/apxs -o mod_jserv.so [all c files except jserv_mking.c]
I have a simple makefile that does that. The mkimg stuff is a bit
useless, and I hope it will be removed, and if that will happen you'll
just have to type:
apxs -o mod_jserv.so *.c
I guess that's easy.
( look at apxs docs, it is a very usefull tool )
Costin
P.S.:
-there is a special list for Jserv, ask there if you have more problems.
-try first to make configure work, since it's the "official" method.
On Fri, 26 Mar 1999, Brad wrote:
> Has anybody had any luck building JServe for Apache as a DSO? If so, how. I
>execute the JServe configure script. Then I execute make all. When it dives into
>the directory containing the C code, make says there is nothing to do for ALL.
>
> Brad
>
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