Hi Eric,
I have not done this but I notice that you don't mention running
'make' after you did the configure. configure should have produced
a Makefile. When you run make do you get the mod_proxy.so or are
you getting some kind of error?
Aloha, Sharon
From: Eric fiedler
Has anyone who has integrated Apache and Tomcat built mod_proxy by any
chance?
My documentation on the Jakarta tomcat proxy hot-two document says to run
the following command. I am on a Solaris machine:
./configure --enable-module=proxy
This creates a file called mod_proxy.o; not
Well, that configure command shouldn't do anything at all to mod_proxy.
That looks like a configure command to build Apache.
In general, when using GNU autoconf (of which configure is a part), the
steps are:
./configure --some-option-here=the-value-of-the-option
make
make install
John
On
What you are seeing is fine for most people. It is simply that mod_proxy is
being statically compiled into the httpd executable. In this case, you
simply skip the LoadModule statement, since it is automatically loaded.
If you really want mod_proxy.so, then you must also include
the
