> (replying to all the recent apache2 related stuff) > He he he..., you said you done huge changes..., you weren't joking..., I can > see that :) he he he, amazing...
Yes, and I have tested all the modules so they work together, see: HTTP/1.1 200 OK Date: Fri, 06 Sep 2002 06:44:45 GMT Server: Apache-AdvancedExtranetServer/2.0.40 (Mandrake Linux/8mdk) mod_perl/1.99_05-dev Perl/v5.8.0 mod_ssl/2.0.40 OpenSSL/0.9.6g DAV/2 PHP/4.2.2 mod_random/2.0 auth_mysql/1.11 mod_auth_pgsql/0.9.12 auth_external/2.2.1 mod_ruby/0.9.9 Ruby/1.6.7 mod_roaming/2.0.0 v2h/2.0.4 auth_kerberos/4.11 mod_python/3.0.0 Python/2.2.1 > I would never had figured out the DONT_STRIP bug..., what is that all about? Some modules, like mod_perl, can access all the functionality of the apache registry. For that, they need access to the Apache symbols. Otherwise, when you try to use HTML-Embperl or Apache-ASP, you get strange results... > I thought it was required to use "--enable-experimental-zts" when building php > for apache2 sapi, not? What about using the RH patches for the apache2 sapi I > sent you (check the RH php package), or is it safer to use the stuff in your > apache2-mod_php package? I use the 4.3 CVS SAPI for apache2-mod_php, as it's more stable for now. > Nice touch with mod_perl2. My last one stopped working for some reason, and I > was just to lazy to figure out why (as I don't know mod_perl too well). You need to build mod_perl with an existing version of apache-mod_perl, so that it will force the compatibility option. Then, you use a perl startup script with PerlRequire in the conf.d file, so it loads Apache::compat and Apache2. You can test if it works correctly by doing http://localhost/perl/test.pl > I solved the ugly hack creating include/ap_config_layout.h in my last apache2 > package(s) by _not_ using "--enable-layout=" (!). Weird... anyways, we'll have plenty of time to check that later =) > I will try all of these packages at home and notify you ASAP if I find > something outstanding (I probably won't find anything anyway...). But I have > very limited time window to do it right now as I have to go hunting (!) (the > moose hunting season started monday...) :-) There might be some conflicts with your previous version in the Contribs, as the package structure is different. But the best test is to install the RC1, then to do rpm -Uvh apache*, so we know the upgrade is working. > It would have been nice with some credits on the default html page though... I was asked not to put any credits on the default html page. But you're in the changelogs and in the contribs section of www.advx.org. We'll try to put you at a special place =) Jean-Michel
