> Per my knowledge this is the apr source tar ball that was used. How do > I find the 'installed' apr and use that instead? Posted here because I > didn't get any response on the users list and this seemed to be a > modules issue. > Do let me know and Ill continue the posting there. thanks Maybe you are searching for: $ apr-config --includedir $ apu-config --includedir
Which will print the include directory for APR/APU obviously ... it has lots of other flags, just see the help. Regards, Jens > > -----Original Message----- > From: nicholas....@sun.com [mailto:nicholas....@sun.com] On Behalf Of > Nick Kew > Sent: Monday, November 09, 2009 3:06 PM > To: modules-dev@httpd.apache.org > Subject: Re: Apache 2.2 coredumping on Solaris with Subversion 1.6 > > skrishnam...@bloomberg.com wrote: > > You're on the wrong list: this belongs on users@ > (I know you posted there, but your mailer sent a bunch of > pseudo-HTML crap that made it too annoying to read). > > > I built it with the below two flags that should point it to the same > apr and apr-util that were used for the > > Apache installation I am using: > > > > --with-apr=/bb/web/apache_2.2.0/src/httpd-2.2.0/srclib/apr > --with-apr-util=/bb/web/apache_2.2.0/src/httpd-2.2.0/srclib/apr-util > > That's the source. And it's old source! Do you know that httpd > was compiled with that same source (by default it isn't unless > it can't find an installed APR on your system). > > Better to use the installed APR and up-to-date httpd. > > >> Current function is access_checker > >> 548 authz_svn_config_rec *conf = > >> ap_get_module_config(r->per_dir_config, > > Definitely binary-incompatible builds, though not necessarily > anything to do with APR versions. > > -- > Nick Kew
