> As I mentioned to someone else that was having trouble building the
> mod_jk.so on AIX, I think this is more a AIX shared library issue than
> a mod_jk issue. A good place to get info on that is comp.unix.aix
> (searchable via groups.google.com).
I might have finally made some progress on this issue! I'm trying
to retrace my steps to be sure, but I think I've now got a mod_jk.so for
Apache 2.0.40 built from the Tomcat 4.1.10 connector source. The trick
seems to be to hack the final build steps to mimic what Apache did to
compile a module and ignore the steps generated by the jk buildconf.sh
process. I've not develed into this very deeply at this point but using
the libtool built by Apache to compile the mod_jk files along with using
an alternative set of compile flags seemed to do the trick.
If my fresh recompile works on a clean machine, I'll pass along a
brief how-to and binary to John for inclusion on his webpage. Maybe with
this new approach I might also be able to get mod_jk2 up and running
(shudder at that thought).
-- Daniel R. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [http://www.neophi.com/]
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