On Mon, 22 Mar 2004, Geoffrey Young wrote: > > > I spoke too soon - I think this is due to using > > MP_COMPAT_1X=0 (without it, it links fine). In > > src/modules/perl/modperl_cmd.c, taint_check, warn, > > send_header, and setup_env are defined if MP_COMPAT_1X is > > defined, and otherwise not, so I guess what's happening is > > that these symbols are in the .def file, and without > > MP_COMPAT_1X they're not being found. > > ok, after using the default MP_COMPAT_1X it compiled and > tested ok. just a few minor issues for me (if you care > about a novice's win32 experience :) > > o apr-util/uuid.t failed with something akin to "failed > to find libapr.dll" in a windows popup and "can't load > .../APR/APR.dll" from the command line.
That needs the path to libapr.dll (C:\Apache2\bin?) to be in your PATH. Perhaps we should do that within the test script? > o ThreadsPerChild was set to 20, but the server wouldn't > run the tests unless I bumped it up. I know this is a > known issue, but I thought it was resolved (though I > couldn't find the resolution in the archives). I thought so too, for the latest Apache. When I tried it it worked OK - Steve, do you still have this problem? > o out_str_subreq_default failed, but I think it's a > platform newline issue, as the content looks the same to > me in verbose mode. I'll try to look into it a bit more. I noticed that too, and it did look like a newline issue. I'll also take a look. -- best regards, randy --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
