Philippe M. Chiasson wrote: > It's been a long awaited feature, to bring back something similar to the old > mod_perl option to have mod_perl statically linked to httpd. Here is my attempt > at it.
whee! > There is currently one bug with mod_perl compiled statically. It tries to add > the MODPERL2 server define at hook-registry phase, but for statically linked > modules, that hook-registry phase is called before ap_server_config_defines is > created. hmm, called before, or the dso reload behavior is different so we don't notice with dso? I wasn't aware that the order of things actually changed with dso vs static. > > The following httpd patch fixes it, and I think it should be submitted to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] for inclusion, as what mod_perl is doing is the only way I could > find > of adding defines, and it just doesn't work when statically linked. hmm, can you expand on this a bit more. clearly mod_perl isn't the only one who needs to link both statically and dynamically, so is it that mod_perl is doing something other core modules (like, say, dav) are not? I'd be happy to shepherd whatever needs to be done with httpd, I just need to understand it well enough to defend it or offer alternatives when people over there say httpd is all well and fine. so, more specific code pointers would be much appreciated. --Geoff --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
