Hi Josh and thanks... Ok, my mod_perl is yet installed, control done via telnet command line... Let's above what's wrong now. -------------------------------------------- Ismael Touama wrote: > > Hi & thx, > > I don't understand, I ran "make install" > 'which' gave me 'no httpd' althought I ran 'httpd -l'. > What was goin' worng, goin' on ? > > bbsc, > ism >
"which httpd" will only pick up httpd in your path. If you install apache in /usr/local/apache, then it will likely not be in your PATH though may work fine. $ I have really misunderstoods with the way the variable $ environment is implmented or just use by the system ($PATH). $ Yesterday, just after install (_few_severals_attempts_after) $ httpd and apachectl worked fine after a fresh compile $ and then after a reboot too in my /usr/local/apache/bin. $ The way I understand the stuff is that the compile alters $ programs located in the initial apache directory. $ IS THAT QUITE WRITE ? $ What kind of process could disabled the use of its ?!! $ Ok I find one interessant thing. It doesn't work when $ we situe ourself in the current directory...so If you are in the directory that the httpd resides in after building it, and if "." is in your path, then you will be able to run prompt> httpd -l $ ...so, in fact no... $ "." is in the directory [_is_that_different_that_*path*_?] While doing the "make install" for apache, watch where its installing into. Likely it went to /usr/local/apache if you were doing a static build, $ It reaveals another problem to my head... $ Static build and non-static-build (DSO)... $ Yes i guess it was the static way no "USE_DSO=1" so then you would be able to do /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd -l $ Yes but not from the current directory...strange isn't it ? $ Great thx, $ bbsc, $ ism --Josh _________________________________________________________________ Joshua Chamas Chamas Enterprises Inc. NodeWorks Founder Huntington Beach, CA USA http://www.nodeworks.com 1-714-625-4051 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
