The code which figured out where the installed apache 2 config files are located used to work flawlessly in 1.99_10. Now I get a:
*** configuration file /etc/apache2/conf/modules.d/*.conf does not exist
fairly early in the configuration process.
ok, that's just a warning. I assume that is the target of an Include directive in your default httpd.conf?
what's happening here is that Apache-Test is parsing your existing httpd.conf in order to configure itself (such as the location of whatever DSO files you may have). the behavior hasn't changed since 1.99_10 but it now emits a warning if it can't properly resolve a target file, and the parsing engine isn't smart enough to know to shell-expand wildcards.
so, you should be ok with your install - go ahead a try and report back if it doesn't work.
if you're interested, you can also try
$ export APACHE_TEST_TRACE_LEVEL=debug $ make realclean $ perl Makefile.PL ...
and see what directive it's being tripped up on (though it should be farily obvious if you look at your httpd.conf).
--Geoff
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