On Dec 11, 2006, at 11:33 AM, Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
Joe Orton wrote:
Forwarded and closed since there is no apreq product in bugzilla,
let infra know if you want one :)
(this -lipv6api doesn't come from API so I presume it comes form
apreq?)
[8:32:02](ttypf)[EMAIL PROTECTED]: /home/
pgollucci/dev/repos/asf/httpd/apreq/trunk 100 0 >
grep -R v6api *
[nothing]
I doubt its from apreq. Its probably part of the linker flags from
earlier in the AMP stack.
Did you compile everything with gcc ?
perl, httpd, mod_perl etc.... ?
is there a lipv6api file somewhere on the system , like in /usr/local/
lib or something?
i kept running into an issue on freebsd where apreq kept looking in
the apache2 dir ( /usr/local/lib/apache2 ) instead of /usr/local/lib
everything would fail , because only a handful of apache specific
libraries were in there
i ended up solving it by doing some particularly nasty stuff
regarding gcc, which works - but it messy as all hell
i'd check to see if you have the lipv6api somewhere in /usr/local/lib
or /usr/opt. i *think* its possible that libapreq is only looking
in /usr/opt/hpapache2
also check the line above your error to see what exactly got linked
correctly.
its just a hunch... but it seems to be exactly like what was driving
me crazy last weekend.
// Jonathan Vanasco
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