Emiliano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Installation worked fine (besides having to change include > > statements in quite a few header, C and yacc files) > > Which? The configure process is supposed to automate this. What > platform are you using?
I am running SuSE 6.4 with some updated RPMS as a basis for self compiled Apache 1.3.14, MySQL 3.22.32, glib 1.2.9, PHP 4.0.4pl1. expat is 1.95.2 installed from the binary RPM provided at expat.sf.net I had to change the same thign in about 4 or 6 files (I cannot recall them all). The compilation bailed out, telling me there was no such thing as "midgard/midgard.h". Indeed there was "-I /usr/local/midgard/include/midgard" in the compiler command, and therefore "midgard.h" would have been sufficient. So I removed the "midgard/" in the offending #include statements, and compilation worked. I can repeat the process and write down which files I changed, if you like. > > following the docs (which seem to be out of date in some parts, > > help needed?). > Yes! OK, as soon as we sorted out my problems, in other words, when I can do a hassle-free step-by-step install, I will write everything down. Is that a deal? :-) > Set LogLevel to debug in your apache configuration, Midgard will be > more chatty about what happens. OK, I will try that and post the results here. Thanks for the quick response, Karsten --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
