You have to reconfigure apache with --enable-shared=max so it will use DSO.
Then run make and make install. (Be sure to put the other configure
parameters required in there as well)... also, check the path of your perl
to ensure that apache compiles with it properly. Otherwise, it won't compile
apxs properly, either. Run 'which perl' at the command prompt, and use that
path when configuring apache with the --with-perl=/usr/bin/perl or what ever
your perl location is. Check the documentation at the midgard site for the
proper parameters to use when configuring apache.
If the you can't reconfigure using the rpms, just go grab the 1.3.12 tarball
from apache.org and use the --prefix= parameter when configuring it to
install it over your existing rpm install. (i.e.: if the rpm installed it
on the /usr level, and not /usr/local level, use --prefix=/usr)
Then when you configure mod_midgard with --with-apxs={your apxs path here} ,
your apxs will actually be active.
Chari
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-----Original Message-----
From: daniel rapp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 12:52 PM
Subject: [midgard] HELP:apxs not included in redhat6.x apache
>Need help... i have redhat6.1, the apache version that came with the system
uses Dynamic modules... and all that but dosent have axps. I have updated
apache today, to the newest.. (used the rpm package..) but with the same
result.. ii have even tried copying apxs from another computer ... no luck
there...
>/thanks...
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