> What I've noticed is that Apache requires the version number built
> into the module to EXACTLY match the version of Apache that you are using.
> Therefore it seems that modules are required to be built specifically for
> the version of Apache that you are using. This seems to be true on Linux as
> well as Windows. When I haven't rebuilt my modules specifically for the
> version of Apache that I'm using I get a "this module not compatible" error
> from Apache. When I recompile the problem goes away.
>
> I also would like to know if there's a way to avoid this.
hmmm...this was an issue when i was creating plugins for StarNine's WebStar
server...although, it was the module authors responsibility to handle the
version checking and report incompatible versions (if any). I personally
think that is a better solution.
-jon
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