14 Jan 2000, William P. McGonigle wrote:
> Can someone explain what APACHE_ROOT is meant to be? I'm assuming
> it's somehow different thatn APACHE_SRC (which I'm defining).
The expression
($APACHE_ROOT = $APACHE_SRC) =~ s,/src/?$,,;
sets the scalar $APACHE_ROOT
Hi there,
On 14 Jan 2000, William P. McGonigle wrote:
> Can someone explain what APACHE_ROOT is meant to be? I'm assuming
> it's somehow different thatn APACHE_SRC (which I'm defining).
The expression
($APACHE_ROOT = $APACHE_SRC) =~ s,/src/?$,,;
sets the scalar $APACH
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> ($APACHE_ROOT = $APACHE_SRC) =~ s,/src/?$,,;
> last if $NO_HTTPD; # or $USE_APACI;
I'm thinking maybe it's a problem with the 5.005_57 I have installed. I'll back
out to 5.005_03 and see what happens.
Thanks again,
-Bill
i believe the APACHE_SRC is the location
of the actual source tree.
the perl code is taking this APACHE_SRC variable
and stripping the /src from the end to get the
directory APACHE_ROOT. The APACHE_ROOT
is the directory that you unpacked the archive into. It contains
some config info and stuff
Can someone explain what APACHE_ROOT is meant to be? I'm assuming it's somehow
different thatn APACHE_SRC (which I'm defining).
I found this in Makefile.PL:
($APACHE_ROOT = $APACHE_SRC) =~ s,/src/?$,,;
last if $NO_HTTPD; # or $USE_APACI;
But although I co
