First, before I write this, I have to thank the folks on #axkit. These
guys went the extra mile to help. Given that, here's my story of how I
went from a blank hard drive to a working Axkit Install.

Please note that there appears to be a million and one ways to do this
(TIMTOWTDI and all of that), this is the way *I* did it.

The first thing I did was installed RedHat 7.2 and then installed the
updates on top of that. You can find the updates at:

ftp://mirrors.kernel.org/redhat/redhat/linux/updates/7.2/en/os/i386

Keep in mind that you might want to install the i686 kernel update if you
have a newer machine.


Now I installed the following packages (order is vaguely correct and I
*could* be guilty of missing something):

expat-1.95.2.tar.gz
XML-Parser.2.30.tar.gz
Apache-Filter-1.019.tar.gz
HTTP-GHTTP-1.06.tar.gz
XML-SAX-0.03.tar.gz
XML-LibXML-1.31.tar.gz
XML-LibXSLT-1.31.tar.gz
AxKit-1.4_85.tar.gz

Other than expat, I did the usual "Perl Makefile.PL && make && make test
&& make install" with nothing but a few warnings that didn't appear to be
relevant. The expat install was the standard "./configure; make; make
install".


At this point I had to configure Apache. Just below my mod_perl
configuration, I put the following:

Alias /xml /var/www/xml
<Directory /var/www/xml>
        SetHandler perl-script
        PerlModule AxKit
        PerlHandler AxKit
        AxAddStyleMap text/xsl Apache::AxKit::Language::LibXSLT
        AxStackTrace Off
        AxLogDeclines Off
</Directory>


In order to test it out, I just used the test.xml and test.xsl files found
at http://www.axkit.org/docs/quick_start.dkb?section=3


At that point, I fired up my browser and loaded up the test.xml file and
bingo, 'ole Jed was a millionaire...


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