On Mon, 11 Apr 2005, Octavian Rasnita wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to install mod_perl-2.0.0-RC5 under Windows?
Yes, it should be. Once the official release candidate is
on CPAN, I'll make up a ppm package of it.
> I have tried but it tells me that it cannot find apxs nor
> ap_release.h.
There is no official apxs utility for Win32 on Apache2. When
building mod_perl-2, if apxs isn't detected, Makefile.PL
should offer to run the build\win32_fetch_apxs script which,
if you want, will configure and install an experimental apxs
utility for Win32. It isn't mandatory to install this, but
it helps, with mod_perl 2 and also with 3rd party Apache
modules.
As for not finding ap_release.h, this should be under
$APACHE2\include\, where $APACHE2 is the top-level Apache2
directory.
> Then I've tried using
>
> perl Makefile.pl --prefix=/apache2
>
> But it told that it can't find any libs ("Note: (probably harmless)").
Try
perl Makefile.PL MP_AP_PREFIX=D:\Apache2
where D:\Apache2 is the top-level Apache2 directory. The
"PREFIX" option is used to specify an installation prefix
to use, if you want to change the default.
> But after finishing perl Makefile.pl and running nmake, it
> told that it cannot find a .dll somewhere in the Visual
> Studio 7 path...
Do you still get this problem after fixing the preceding?
If you're using VC++ 7, make sure that Perl and Apache2 are
also compiled with VC++ 7. People have run into problems
running extensions compiled with VC++ 7 against a Perl
compiled with VC++ 6 (which ActiveState uses to make their
Win32 ActivePerl binary).
--
best regards,
randy kobes
