On 9/14/14, 12:51 50, Richard Gorbutt wrote:
Look at the <Directory near the top. In my case it's "/var/www/rd-bin"
Then go back to the rivendell source code.
Step 1. ./configure --libexecdir=/var/www/rd-bin (or whatever your
Directory is from the rd-bin.conf)
Step 2 & 3 same as before (make etc.)
Don't do this -- you will end up going in a circle! That value at the
top of that file is *determined by* the argument given to --libexecdir.
When running Rivendell's 'configure' script, you need to tell it two
things about the system's Apache setup:
--libexecdir -- Where to put the web content (both static and CGI
scripts)
--sysconfdir -- Where to put Rivendell's configuration information that
tells Apache how to process the elements specified by --libexecdir
Unfortunately, distros vary widely about where they put these sorts of
items. For RHEL 6, the appropriate values are:
--libexecdir=/var/www/rd-bin --sysconfdir=/etc/httpd/conf.d
OTOH, for certain versions of OpenSuSE (through 11.2) it was:
--libexecdir=/srv/www/rd-bin --sysconfdir=/etc/apache2/conf.d
Bottom line, you just need to know how your distro of choice has
packaged Apache. It's not something that Rivendell's configuration
script can autodetect.
Cheers!
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