Hi,
we are supporting the Apache ports for Cygwin. Attached is the latest
patch for 1.3.19 which is capable of DLL creation. Use
$ ./configure --enable-rule=SHARED_CORE
for building the DLL version of httpd.
Regards,
Stipe Tolj
Department Management
Technology Center Research Lab
Hi Gerrit,
we are supporting the Apache ports for Cygwin. Attached is the latest
patch for 1.3.19 which is capable of DLL creation. Use
$ ./configure --enable-rule=SHARED_CORE
for building the DLL version of httpd.
Hmmm, i'm glad that you made this patch.
But i can't run
The Apache Software Foundation (ASF) (www.apache.org) has finally
included the Cygwin specific patches we have provided for a couple of
years to the official 1.3.x souce tree distribution.
The upcoming Apache 1.3.20 release will include the Cygwin support
out-of-the-box, including the shared
on version that should be still available at
http://www.student.uni-koeln.de/cygwin/
Regards,
Stipe Tolj
Department Management
Technology Center Research Lab
-- Hope to see you at my presentations "Apache as WAP Server" and
"Apache Distributed Authoring Environments"
Hi Don,
I'm supporting the Cygwin platform for Apache.
BTW, starting from upcoming Apache 1.3.20 Cygwin will be supported
out-of-the-box. That means our patches have been added to the official
distribution.
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* Corinna Vinschen
| `cygrunsrv' will be installed into /bin. This is important so that
| it finds cygwin1.dll even if the Windows %PATH% variable doesn't
| contain the path to cygwin1.dll.
I'm having the problem that installed services are refusing to start -
here is what I get:
$
the email list archives and didn't find any help there.
If you need further assistance please mail to the list, I'll reply ASAP.
Regards,
Stipe Tolj
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SourceForge 2.5 source to see how far I
will get on the Cygwin side.
Best regards,
Stipe Tolj
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Hi,
Thanks for the answer. I've digged arround a little and there arose some
results.
The modules do compile with apxs, under cygwin, but:
1. For all of them the linking command isn't apxs adapted, relies on
dllwrap, which doesn't pass appropriate options.
2. Using apxs by the hand,
Hi list,
I'm currently trying to build in the dynamic loading of DLLs from
within Apache's httpd.conf which can be done using the LoadModule
directive.
Unfortunatly I have a DLL stuff specific problem and don't know
exactly how to deal with this. Here is want I want to:
* a module mod_foo
, so we have to ensure to undef this.
+# --
+# Stipe Tolj [EMAIL PROTECTED]
+# Cygwin Porting Project -- http://www.student.uni-koeln.de/cygwin/
+if test $OSTYPE = cygwin32; then
+ CFLAGS=$CFLAGS -UWINNT
+ echo + Cygwin OS detected ... undef WINNT
+ echo + setting CFLAGS=\$CFLAGS\
+fi
Hi Marcus,
i did some porting for cygwin, interested?
+gd 2.0.1
yep.
+findutils 4.1
included within cygwin distrib.
+pdflif 4.0.1
+freetype.2.0.4
+libmcrypt 2.4.4
+ mhash 0.8.10
all this shoul go into php 4.0.6 what i am not able to link at present time
I'm interested in those,
Well, I hate to spoil everyone's fun and all, but I've been using Cygwin
under XP for about a month and a half now with not a single hiccup. It
worked with RC1 and since I've gone to RC2 it's continued working. Am I
the only one?
no, I'm curnning 1.3.2 on Windows XP RC2 build 2502 for a
or sshd) I have
addopted the necessary code to Bernstein's checkpassword.c which is
something similar to login.c. But I never get a successfull reply from
the system!
What am I missing here?!
Any help would be great, so that I may package qmail for Cygwin for
distribution.
Regards,
Stipe
Stipe
To allow NT passwords of Cygwin users (like in login or sshd) I have
addopted the necessary code to Bernstein's checkpassword.c which is
something similar to login.c. But I never get a successfull reply from
the system!
What am I missing here?!
The correct NT user rights which are
Hi,
I get a successful connect with your test cases, even running under
Apache.
Instead of using two different test cases, why not use the same one?
$ chmod a+x sqltest.cgi
$ ./sqltest.cgi
(do not use perl sqltest.cgi as that will be different than the
command apache runs)
I know
As stated before in a previous mail, I did some work on getting
qmail-1.03 working on Cygwin, but I'm stuck in 2 places and don't know
how to proceed?
If there are a couple of you wishing to have a full fledged SMTP
server running under Cygwin any help is highly welcome. I may tarball
the
If there are a couple of you wishing to have a full fledged SMTP
server running under Cygwin any help is highly welcome. I may tarball
the current development tree to http://apache.dev.wapme.net.
Is there any intrest???
I'm away for a couple of hours, so for those who are eager:
For the
A caveat: MySQL for Windows uses named pipes to talk to local clients,
whereas the MySQL library you compile will want to use UNIX sockets. I
found the easiest way to get them talking was to always use a host of
127.0.0.1, forcing INET sockets. Under perl DBI, if you use localhost,
Hi,
Is this bug listed in the PR database at bugs.apache.org? I could not find
any reference to cygwin/win9x.
yes it is. The guys who maintain the native Win32 port asked me if the
PR should be closed and I agreed without the need of incorporating the
Win9x specific small patch, due to the
here is my probe to connect to mysql server
#include stdio.h
#include mysql/mysql.h
#include string.h
#include stdlib.h
#include unistd.h
#define LEN_SERV 60
#define LEN_LOGIN 16
#define LEN_TABLE 64
char *SVname, *Cuser, *Cpass, *Dname, *TBname, *DefDom;
int
What about the fifo_baby from Rob?
Have you looked at it?
No yet, I'll have my eyes on it.
Stipe
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I wondering whether the sybase client library which works with gcc on
redhat linux will also work if linked into a program compiled with gcc?
If so, then I think I would need an rpm program which would unpack
the sybase package. Is there any help with that on cygwin?
If there is info on
Hi list,
I would like to ask if there is interest to include apache-1.x
binaries and various modules to cygwin standard installation process,
aka via setup.exe?
Chris would you be so kind to let me know how I can update things on
my own then.
Thanks.
Stipe
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Hi,
$ ./configure --with-apache=../apache_1.3.x
--with-ssl=../openssl-0.9.x
I suppose this configure statement has been given within the mod_ssl
directory.
Got a error when doing make :
=== src/modules/ssl
gcc -c -I../../os/cygwin -I../../include -DCYGWIN
-DMOD_SSL=208104
Hi,
I need some help from the Cygwin core developers on our Apache for
Cygwin port. Apache for Cygwin runs very stable and secure on Cygwin
1.1.8-2, 1.3.3-2 on WinNT4, Win2000, WinXP.
Two issues are currently open:
* starting apache's httpd as a NT service via cygrunsrv. Corinna,
any advice
Robert,
thanks for the reply.
I'm seeing something similar with Squid on 1.3.3+ .dll's. I have not had
time to binary search for the change that did it yet. Affected machines
Are win2k, possibly NT.
The described effect has been seen on WinNT4sp6 and Win2000 (both
workstations).
If you
The first thing _someone_ has to do is identify _when_ the bad behaviour
was introduced. Then it's realistic to scream cvs committers name
Why, Oh Why, did you do this to apache and squid!!. Until then, there is
no point.
If you want this solved, build a .dll from 1/2 way between, and then
Hi Josua,
I just installed the latest camp release. It all starts up nice, pings,
but does not serve. If I build the same version of apache with php but
w/o all the camp modules it works fine. My http.conf file is setup the
same for both. This happened as well when I had tried to compile my
I'm using the Apache + PHP setup on Cygwin, which was self compiled. The
plain HTML stuff that apache serves out seem to be ok, but anything
involving PHP talking to PGSQL via TCP will run properly, but the port that
served the PHP page will have a CLOSE_WAIT state after that. After a while
I'm still using win98se as building and testing workstation platform (a 32M
RAM computer is not a good solution neither for NT/w2k nor for games :), and
the build of apache_1.3.20 w/ --auto-import enabled ld (not the one from
sourceforge but the one from latest cygwin distribution --
Tested like this:
gets HTML page from Apache : OK( Port closes)
gets plain PHP page from Apache: OK( Port closes)
gets simple PHP script that outputs PGSQL data (script outputs as
expected): CLOSE_WAIT
The script executes the pgClose(database); statement.
How did you see about
I don't know how many people are willing to download apache, set it up,
and run it, to duplicate your problems.
So, you're welcome to keep asking for the Cygwin Core team to debug
this but I suspect that you'll have a long wait unless you can dilute
the problem into a simple test case.
I am clear on what you were asking for.
I thought it was unlikely that anyone who volunteers to work on cygwin
would want to install apache on their system and run it for hours to
attempt to duplicate your problem. I'm sorry but that is a simple fact
of life. I've given this answer to
Hi Robert,
first of all, I'm considered responsible for making the mysql client
cygwin-able. I made the port for the mysql executables (without
mysqld) some time ago and Rasmus (from TcX) included it into the
contrib directory.
BTW, is the pthread implementation in latest cygwin CVS stable to
There is a third option - to have someone provide a cygwin 'package'
with the mysql client (and potentially the mysql server) in it to the
cygwin list. As you already provide binaries I don't think that this
option makes sense. I'm only touching it for completeness.
I may volonteer for this
CAMP installed fine, and PHP seems to be working. What I cannot figure
out are the default settings for msql/mysql, like user, password,
database, etc.
php4 has only build in client support for msql and mysql. The mysql
server (mysqld) is not included in CAMP.
Anyway, there are not default
Create a group cyg_mysql and a user mysql with NT's user-management.
Add them in the right files (/etc/group /etc/passwd), rename user
cyg_mysql to mysql, then build from the sources (patch is attached).
Put the attached patch and the source package (http://www.mysql.com)
in your build
According to the users guide you're supposed to send him
the INT signal, but when I do it, nothing happens, the
only way to bring it down is to kill it -9.
what about
$ kill -TERM pid
Stipe
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I have compiled and installed openLDAP 2.0.15 on cygwin 1.3.3-2
on W2K.
can you provide a clean patch using diff -urN orginal_dir
new_dir format?
Stipe
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I agree to Earnie!
It's really sometimes hard to read the posting, that's why I personaly
do not respond as much as I would like.
Stipe
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BTW, is it possible to introduce a new path like '/opt' e.g. for Apache, or
should it better go in /usr/apache, /usr/mysql ...?
I have to veto here!
Apache goes by default to /usr/local/apache and should reside there
for a cygwin based binary package that I'm currently preparing :))
That way
Well, have you considered /opt?
I think the problem with the POSIX style root splitting is that most
open source packages that use autoconf's configure scripts do assume
/usr/local as there default home.
Stipe
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Nope. I don't think this is appropriate. cygwin-developers is for
developers of cygwin1.dll. Last I heard, Linus has no input into what
Redhat put into the (say) the RawHide distro, so why should the
cygwin1.dll developers care what goes into 'cygwin the net
distribution'.
I think we
I'm not sure that we really need to be this formal, though. Who's going
to be doing the tracking?
the package maintainance tracking may be done using a PHP based system
on cygwin.com or an other dedicated site.
I would like to volonteer for the development, as I'm designing it
anyway :)
What about existing packages? Specifically, it would be grand if
tetex-beta would either get fixed or removed.
IMO, any released tagged package should have it's maintainer, who
decides and tracks done error and bugs. So in ER specification we have
a [package] n - 1 [maintainer] relation.
The opposite of veto power is probably nobody gives a damn. ;-)
No, I meant, Everybody gives a damn but I say yes anyway.
so it's still a veto from the point of definition. It's only a
negative veto within the sum of all elements :]
Stipe
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What is wrong with tetex-beta? Could you explain what exactly should
be fixed? Please try to provide useful bug reports. Is broke, please
fix does not count as useful, IMHO.
another issue I have proposed - a simple bug tracking integration for
the package maintainers via the web site.
Chris,
The site maintenance is actually pretty automatic now. Copy the file to
the location, it's included. Delete the file, it's removed. Hmm that's
easy :}.
yes, considered in the raw uploading semantic. But what about
regression testing and file conflicts. Basicly we tread tarballs as
black-boxes
Why should apache go to /usr/local/apache? Name one redhat/suse/debian
style amanaged linux distribution that puts apache there! The configure
script for _any_ package will need parameters given to it when building
a package to be included in cygwin.
Until now, no-one as raised the issue
What about existing packages? Specifically, it would be grand if
tetex-beta would either get fixed or removed.
IMO, any released tagged package should have it's maintainer, who
decides and tracks done error and bugs. So in ER specification we have
a [package] n - 1 [maintainer]
We've had that - setup.ini was the database, and updating was a PITA,
because it couldn't be easily distributed. Setup.hint allows the
metadata to be altered by the maintainer - without needing a central
repository.
I agree, that's why I mentioned in the file conflict thread:
The package
I'd very much doubt that Chris would be happy with http basic authentication
given it's security issues, unless wrapped in SSL. And doing that takes CPU
which I understand sources.redhat.com to be a little short on right now.
right, SSL-enabling for webdav based uploading and package
Has anyone compiled a PHP extension (as a dll) succesfully in cygwin?
Yes, php is included as Apache API module (dll) in the CAMP
distribution at
http://apache.dev.wapme.net/
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Hi list,
this one is for Corinna and Robert I guess.
I have problems with openssl functions from the latest contributed
openssl port in daemons that use pthreads to scale.
I know that openssl should be compiled in thread-safe mode if you want
to use threaded functions of openssl. I suppose the
When I ./configure Apache or PHP I got fallowing error:
What is wrong?
Arek
cd ..; gcc -DCYGWIN -DUSE_HSREGEX -DUSE_EXPAT -I./lib/expat-lite -DNO_DL_
`./apaci` -o helpers/dummy helpers/dummy.c -lcrypt -lgdbm
gcc: installation problem, cannot exec `cpp0': No such file or
-- Apache (latest)
make[3]: Entering directory `/usr/src/httpd-2_0_28/srclib/apr/threadproc/unix'
make[4]: Entering directory `/usr/src/httpd-2_0_28/srclib/apr/threadproc/unix'
/bin/sh /usr/src/httpd-2_0_28/srclib/apr/libtool --silent --mode=compile gcc -
static -Wall -Wno-format
0 [main] sh 296183 fork_copy: user/cygwin data pass 2 failed,
0x98..0xD58000, done 0, windows pid 4294563005, Win32 error 8
0 [main] sh 374123 fork_copy: user/cygwin data pass 2 failed,
0x98..0xD59000, done 0, windows pid 4294565321, Win32 error 8
./configure: Cannot
Ralf,
for an intranet project in our company I have problems with iis and try to
migrate to apache. Apache is avaliable for windows or cygwin, but graphical
remote configuring apache was left. As I'm using webmin for other linux based
web server, I tried to use webmin on cygwin for doing
Robert,
I think these file conflicts should be resolved so the packages are
consistent. That's why I'm posting this.
Agreed.
who is going to advice the package maintainers to check for these file
conflicts?!
BTW, we may include dependance checking using setup.ini and setup.hint
Charles,
Another script is used to traverse the distribution tree and convert
all .tar.gz to .tar.bz2 which is obviously the better compression tool
here.
This is wrong. It's up to the package maintainer to choose .tar.gz or
.tar.bz2, and if the package is going to be changed the
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