Re: creating mod_jk.so on AIX

[Mark Johnson]

I ran into what may be a similar problem on a linux machine. When I ran
apxs to create mod_jk.so, I got a similar message.

The problem: ld was looking for *.o in ../jk/, but running apxs had
placed *.o in . (ie, the current directory). Note: I was using an apxs
from an earlier install of apache in a /usr/src rather than
/usr/local/src, which I suspect is the problem.

Search for jk_jni_worker.o. If it's in the current directory, here's a
quick (dumb) solution:
# mv *.o ../jk/.
then rerun apxs.