Re: getting mod_jk or mod_serv to work (On UNIXWARE!)

2001-01-02 Thread Damien Serra
Here, the problem is building shared objects on unixware, environment where I can't help very much. We can try two fool things: 1. at end use "gcc -v --shared ...(etc)" (add -v to see what it's doing) 2. dont use "--shared", you will see a list of function names, begining with "main",

RE: getting mod_jk or mod_serv to work (On UNIXWARE!)

2001-01-02 Thread Jed Duty
Just figured it out. On the compile line for the c files needed to add an -fpic. Here is what the whole thing looks like now. for a in *.c do gcc -DUW=700 -DUSE_HSREGEX -fpic -I../jk/ -I/usr/local/apache/include/ -I/usr/local/apache/include/unixware -I/opt/java2-1.2.2/in clude