It isn't based on the modules/*.so contents, but based on the draft conf/httpd.conf indicated by apxs.
I had the converse problem, with --enable-modules-all I accidentally loaded both cgi and cgid. On Dec 18, 2016 02:43, "Nick Kew" <n...@apache.org> wrote: On Sat, 2016-12-17 at 20:32 -0500, Eric Covener wrote: > I think your t/conf/extra.conf is out of date and has the +ExecCGI > masked out by <IfVersion 2.5.0>. So you are getting the perl script > instead of its output setting nasty headers. [pre-breakfast post: not yet at the desktop where I ran the tests] For what it's worth, this was a pristine trunk repo of the test suite as of date about 12 hours ago. As ever, built/run in a directory newly created by lndir so as never to pollute the repo. However, there's a message earlier in the tests: CGI tests skipped because neither mod_cgi nor mod_cgid were found (nonsense: mod_cgid.so is in its expected place in /modules/ ). Looks like some gremlin in the test suite, plus running those tests when CGI tests had been skipped. -- Nick Kew
