Enrique Vega wrote:

> Couldn't find mod_midgard.c but did find mod_midgard.so
> I used the following to search the server:
> [root@www /]# find . -name mod_midgard* -print
> 
> Maybe the reason it isn't there is because I installed midgard from the rpm?

Yes, that's it.

> > It looks like the code is there for you, have a look at your
> > /usr/local/include/apache-1.3/http.h and find out what APACHE_RELEASE is set
> > to..
> 
> Found it! It is APACHE_RELEASE 10306100
> 
> > if you need it working now, just change the lines above
> > to just
> > t = ap_uudecode(r->pool, auth_line);
> 
> I guess for me to make the change, I will have to download the src's and
> reinstall. I'm wondering if I am going to have other related problems due to
> the newer apache version? Am I going to have to hack a version that will
> work with the RaQ3? Maybe I should go back to the beta4 version and wait to
> hear what the developers are going to do?

I'm a bit surprised the RPMs installed at all -- did you use --force?

Emile

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