> $ 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 haven't already, I would recommend getting a book on unix since the kinds of things that we are discussing are specific to that platform and have little to do with running Apache::ASP. The Apache::ASP mailing list is for support of running Apache::ASP, but this assumes that you already know how to work with the platform that you are on. Once a program is correctly installed in a place like /usr/local/apache, I cannot imagine what mechanism would prevent it from working later if it worked before. Subtle things like which user ( root or non-root ) you are running as can make a big difference though, as well as whether there is an instance of httpd already running, bound to port 80. > $ ...so, in fact no... > $ "." is in the directory [_is_that_different_that_*path*_?] > . represents the current working directory, so if you cd /usr/local/apache/bin, then . = /usr/local/apache/bin and if you run "./httpd" you will really be running /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd > $ 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" > Right, static build is no "USE_DSO=1" --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]
