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This information might help: I've used ApJServAction quite a lot in
installing Cocoon (xml handler) with JServ. The rule of thumb I was told
was "make sure LoadModule and AddModule for jserv is at the END of the
LoadModules and AddModules lists. Hense, on all of my installs, they have
been the very last entries in each corresponding list. (And it works.)
That would agree with your "mod_actions" rule, but not with your
"mod_rewrite" rule. I don't know if doing so is preventing mod_rewrite from
working for me (I don't know what any of these are). I hope that helps a
little bit.
If anyone else can speak with authority on this, I'd love to know. I
currently maintain the official RPM for Cocoon and I've got an interesting
bit of shell-script logic to try and put the jserv lines at the ends of
their sections. If all I had to do was move them to the line following the
mod_action line, I could really simplify the script.
Cheers.
Murray Todd Williams
> From: Bob Kimble[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Subject: Module load order issues
>
> Hi!
>
> In the for what it's worth category, I have observed the following
> behavior.
> In order for the ApJServAction statement to have the desired effect, the
> location of the AddModule mod_jserv.c in httpd.conf appears to be
> important.
> When I placed it near the top of the list, the ApJServAction statement
> failed to work. However, when I moved it further down the list, it started
> working. I am guessing that it has to appear AFTER the AddModule
> mod_actions.c statement. I read elsewhere that you have to place the
> AddModule mod_jserv.c statement BEFORE the AddModule mod_rewrite.c
> statement. I have done so and the rewriting features appear to be working
> correctly for me.
>
> My question is - are these correct statements correct? That is, the three
> modules mentioned must appear in the order mod_actions.c, mod_jserv.c, and
> mod_rewrite.c in the AddModule list in httpd.conf. Also, are there any
> other
> ordering rules that should be observed, and are these rules listed
> anywhere?
>
> Thanks to all.
>
> .... Bob Kimble
>
>
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