On Sat, 6 Jul 2002, Gerald Richter wrote: > >Gerald , I downloaded the nmake for the binary package, but nmake nor > nmake install > >will run. I put them under C:/Perl ..which is included in my PATH > >it says it can,t find such file or directory..but it,s there. what is my > mistake here? > > Try to run it by giving the full path name to the exe file.
Did you get nmake15.exe from ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/softlib/mslfiles/ ? If so, this is a self-extracting archive - double click on it, and place the extracted nmake.exe and nmake.err into your PATH (eg, C:\Perl\bin). I missed the earlier message - which distribution are you trying to build? If there's not a ppm package for it, I could see about making one up. > > >I am thinking of starting over from the scratch with active perl ..instead > of the binary > >distribution of apache...it becomes very confusing Which version of apache, > > embperl, modperl and modssl would you recommend for windows. > > I recomed ActiveState Perl and source for mod_perl and Apache are described > in the INSTALL.pod file. > > I am not sure if there is a binary package for mod_ssl, because of exports > restrictions. > > >Are there installing instructions for this whole procedure of building up > and configurating the apache server with >modperl,embperl and modssl from > the scratch to finish ? > > As I already told you in a privious mail, look at the INSTALL.pod file or > online at http://www.ecos.de/embperl/pod/INSTALL.htm#sect_7 > > I can't say anything about mod_ssl binary package. mod_ssl isn't too bad to compile - you have to get and build the openssl package first. Then get mod_ssl and follow the instructions for patching the apache sources. Then build and install Apache (I'm assuming Apache-1.3 here - it's different for Apache-2). Finally, you'll have to compile mod_perl with EAPI defined. best regards, randy kobes --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
