Hmmmm......
> I have all the good intentions in doing this, but I'm unable to get
> Apache2.0 to work...
>
> I've got the _a9 sources, and I was able to compile - but apache crashed.
There are known issues with _a9. I would suggest ignoring it completely.
> Now I'm trying to get apache2.0 using anonymous CVS, and I get:
>
> ap_buckets_file.c && touch ap_buckets_file.lo
> ap_buckets_file.c: In function `file_read':
> ap_buckets_file.c:104: warning: passing arg 5 of `apr_mmap_create' makes
> integer from pointer without a cast
> ap_buckets_file.c:104: too few arguments to function `apr_mmap_create'
This is really odd. Line 104 on my machine is a declaration of a status
variable. Line 105 is a call to apr_mmap_create, but that call is
correct. I would be interested in actually seeing the code on your
machine.
> I'm using RedHat linux, and I did a clean cvs checkout.
>
> Can anyone build Apache2.0 with .so support on Linux and make the binary
> available ( please add --with-debug ) ? If you are able to run it, what
> glibc do you use ?
I am running Mandrake 7.1, with glibc2, and I can build it. I will try to
make the binary available tonight. I have to figure out the problem on
locus before I do much else, but I will try to publish something within an
hour.
> ( maybe I'm stupid, but so far I don't have many programs crashing on my
> systems, all VMs are working fine - I don't think it's something wrong
> with my system )
It really looks like there is something wrong with your checkout, because
line 104 shouldn't be able to not compile.
Ryan
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