building Release symbols for Win32

2002-10-01 Thread Allan Edwards
Unless someone knows a trick that I'm not aware of debugging Win32 crash dumps (DrWatson .dmp files) can be a real pain unless you have symbols because Frame Pointer Omission records make it hard to construct the call stack from a dump. Having symbols that match the binary build handy when you

Re: pipe hanging on win32

2002-10-01 Thread brane
Quoting Kevin Pilch-Bisson [EMAIL PROTECTED]: I've attached a short example of what I am trying to do on in svn for the benefit of any apr folks who may be able to look at this. Basically I'm calling the run_pre_revprop_change_hook(), and it's hanging in apr_file_flush(...) specifically in

Re: pipe hanging on win32

2002-10-01 Thread brane
Oh blast. I just remembered why you have to be careful when piping prop values to the hook's stdin. The standard streams are translated by default on Windows, so pushing arbitrary binary streams through them will come to a bad end. Remember what happened to svnadmin dump/load when we did thet?

RE: building Release symbols for Win32

2002-10-01 Thread Bill Stoddard
Unless someone knows a trick that I'm not aware of debugging Win32 crash dumps (DrWatson .dmp files) can be a real pain unless you have symbols because Frame Pointer Omission records make it hard to construct the call stack from a dump. Having symbols that match the binary build handy when

Re: pipe hanging on win32

2002-10-01 Thread Kevin Pilch-Bisson
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Quoting Kevin Pilch-Bisson [EMAIL PROTECTED]: I've attached a short example of what I am trying to do on in svn for the benefit of any apr folks who may be able to look at this. Basically I'm calling the run_pre_revprop_change_hook(), and it's hanging in

Re: Built APR tarball?

2002-10-01 Thread Luis Manuel Solla
Yes, I'm trying to build mod_webapp, but I find it not easy at all! The APR configure script is quite twisted and it does not succeed on my Solaris workstation. I would like to have servlets installed on the Apache 1.3.26. I know I need Tomcat as the servlets engine linked to

Re: Built APR tarball?

2002-10-01 Thread Cliff Woolley
On Tue, 1 Oct 2002, Pier Fumagalli wrote: And just to be clear, APR isn't a module -- it's a library. You mentioned Apache 1.3.26; I know that somebody was working to get an Apache 1.3 module using APR, but I seem to recall it was nontrivial. I guess I'm just curious what you're wanting

modules for apache2?

2002-10-01 Thread Oden Eriksson
Hi. I wonder what 3rd party modules works for apache2? I have packed: mod_auth_external v2.2.1 mod_auth_kerb v4.11 mod_auth_mysql v1.11 mod_auth_pgsql v0.9.12 mod_auth_radius v1.7PR1 mod_random v2.0 mod_roaming- v2.0.0 mod_rpaf v0.4 mod_ruby v0.9.9 mod_smbauth v1.4.2 mod_v2h v2.0 ... for

Re: modules for apache2?

2002-10-01 Thread Thomas Eibner
On Tue, Oct 01, 2002 at 08:23:48PM +0200, Oden Eriksson wrote: Hi. I wonder what 3rd party modules works for apache2? I have packed: mod_auth_external v2.2.1 mod_auth_kerb v4.11 mod_auth_mysql v1.11 mod_auth_pgsql v0.9.12 mod_auth_radius v1.7PR1 mod_random v2.0 mod_roaming- v2.0.0

Re: Built APR tarball?

2002-10-01 Thread jean-frederic clere
Luis Manuel Solla wrote: Hello, I've been looking for a *built* tarball of the APR module, but I can't find an exact URL. I prefer built tarballs rather than source tarballs. Could anybody indicate an URL? Just in case, I have installed Apache 1.3.26 and Tomcat 4.0.4 That is a Tomcat