Stas, you were right on the money. I had apr/apr-util 0.9.5 (and
1.0)built and installed separately and had been building against that. When I built Apache and let it use it's own apr/apr-util everything was
fine. Since I also have subversion, I had hoped to use a common apr. Alas, that "feature" is apparently not quite ready for primetime.
It's not your problem, Scott. Here is what happens: APR was/is having a single minor version release every year or so, so if we were to wait for the new release, most of the tests relying on the new features will be skipped for most users. So instead we rely on users having at least the version of the apr shipped with a certain version of Apache. Since Apache releases are much more frequent, we skip the new features tests based on the Apache version. In your case a wrong APR lib was picked up and hence the problem. I won't be surprised if we start getting more "bug" reports like yours... but I hope not :)
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This isn't a show-stopper for me, but I thought I'd post it in case it is a real problem. I'll be happy to do whatever testing is necessary...
I'm running a fully updated Fedora Core 2, but I've compiled Perl, Apache, and mod_perl myself.
Thanks! - Scott
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Test 3 (sha) fails in both apr-ext/util.t and apr/util.t
[...] > Server version: Apache/2.0.50
The support for SHA1 was added exactly in the apr bundled with 2.0.50. Unfortunately there was no release number for that particular libapr. Is it possible that you have had an older libapr installed on your system, it for some reason it got deployed instead of the one coming bundled with Apache?
does it work with 2.0.51?
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