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Yes, This was a major annoyance for me as well. I had some error, but it
kept saying the apxs was missing. I eventually after a few days got it to
configure. This is by far the hardest tool I have ever configured.
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> From: Mark Sealey [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2000 8:29 AM
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> Subject: Re: apxs path not found/invalid while running configure
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> Farooq,
>
> Thanks. This is exactly my experience. I guess I'll have to try the Perl
> upgrade. It certainly stumbles when looking for Perl.
>
> > i was running on an HP-UX 11 and had the same problem. I found by
> debugging the
> > configure script that it first checks for the existence os the apxs
> file. Once
> > it finds the apxs file (specify the full path there including the file
> > name)...mine was /usr/local/apache/bin/apxs) it then verifies if perl
> exists
> > (and i found that it requires perl 5 or higher). once it finds that perl
> exists
> > on your machine it then tries to run the apxs with some parameters ( i
> cant
> > recollect which ones) and this will fail if your perl is any lesser
> than
> > version 5 and at this time again it tells you that it cannot find the
> apxs file
> > (which is an incorrect message). I resolved it by downloading and
> installing
> > perl 5.6 .
>
> >>Solaris 2.7
> >>Apache 1.3.1
> >>Jserv 1.1.2 - DSO
>
> >>when running the jserv configure script from a freshly unTARred
> >>download I get an error that the apxs path is invalid.
>
> >>All other paths correct, javac, JSDK etc. Correct GNU make.
>
> >>It is not. Is this a known issue: any clues?
>
> >>I cannot get as far as the make.
>
>
>
> --
> best, Mark Sealey - Web Developer
> The Getty, Los Angeles CA
> (+1 310) 440 6526 www.getty.edu
>
>
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