David Banning wrote:
> OK - well as you can see above I do have mod_so - but as I mentioned
> the LoadModule and AddModules seem ineffective.
Are they perchance followed by a ClearModuleList statement? Or inside
an IfDefine block?
> In any case I get the error mentioned before.
> I would just load them statically, however there is
> of course Eddie Azman's note, in which he states;
>
> "As noted in the overview, you will need to compile Apache with
> mod_so within. I'm not sure but if you have already compiled
> Apache with a static module version of PHP (mod_php3) AND
> mod_so then you will need to recompile Apache again, leaving
> out the static PHP module."
>
> He's saying "if php is compiled in, - get it out -"
> I know, his example is old - but just to be sure - can I compile in all of
> mod_so, mod_php3 AND mod_midgard?
Sure. In this case you can omit the LoadModule statement, and if you
don't have a
ClearModuleList both midgard-php and mod_midgard will be active by
default.
> I do;
> LoadModule midgard_module libexec/mod_midgard.so
> LoadModule php3_module libexec/libphp3.so
> AddModule mod_php3.c
> AddModule mod_midgard.c
>
> but presumably - they should be in a specific place to Add them.
> Would that be ServerRoot? (/www)
Yes. Relative paths are prepended with the ServerRoot.
>> The above error could mean that the Midgard module isn't
>> activated.
> How would I check that? I don't see any other error messages.
I looked around but couldn't find a way to actually verify what
modules are active.
Emile
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