Quoting Li Hong ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I thought you are going install apache server with mod_perl and
> mod_apache both enable? If so ,the README.configuration under
> apache-1.3.9 directory is clear enough for you about install steps.
Yes, the README is clear. There still appears to be a problem with one of
the features in the building of mod_perl. What you suggested appears to be
my workaround, i.e. biulding everything "manually". You *should* be able
to just have the mod_perl build process build Apache for you. (See below.)
> Also,what do you want to do with this line?
> > perl Makefile.PL ADD_MODULE="src/module.php3/libphp3.a"
>
> why want to add the libphp3.a to mod_perl?
I think you misunderstood the purpose of the "ADD_MODULE" flag. That
allows mod_perl to pass some more info to Apache. When you build mod_perl
it prompts you whether to configure Apache and whether to build it. If you
want to biuld Apache with support for other 3rd pary stuff (like PHP), and
you want the mod_perl proces to build it, then you need to pass that info
along. This appears to be done via the "ADD_MODULE" flag.
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