Mark,
It should be more or less the same. You probably can
get away with not setting the environment variables if
you've installed the libraries in their usual places
(/usr/local or /opt).
The --with-apxs2=<apache_home>/bin/apxs should take
care of finding the proper libapr. If you've
installed one of the Sun binary packages for Apache
you might see if there is a development package as
well.
Alternatively, you can look in <apache-home>/bin and
see if you have the following three files:
apxs
apr-config
apu-config
If you do, then the configure command I posted before
should work.
If not, then you'll have to do a bit of tweaking. Try
the following to get compiling and linking to work.
export CPPFLAGS=-I/<location-of-apache-includes>
export
LDFLAGS="-L/<location-of-apache-libs> -lapr-0 \
-laprutil-0"
The location for each is usually:
<apache-home>/include
<apache-home>/lib
Again, apxs should be able to figure this out, but at
least with the Redhat RPMs people have reported some
issues. I imagine Sun packages might have similar
challenges.
You'll still have to patch the Makefile in
server/apache2 as I noted in the previous mail
message.
HTH
/mde/
just my two cents . . .
PS - My preferred way of dealing with Solaris installs
has been to get gcc up and running, and then build
everything else from source. This can be a pain on a
slow box . . . building the latest version of gcc and
perl take a while. However, in the end I think the
effort is worth it.
Check to see if there is a directory under
$JAVA_HOME/include. If so, you'll have to add that to
the configure command in the same fashion that I added
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