Greg Bledsoe wrote: > I 've already compiled Apache with DSO support. So what changes in the > midgard compilation to do as you say?
Not much. > I guess I don't quite understand > what you are advising here. I may be exposing my ignorance here, but > I hate not understanding something, so let me ask some more questions: > > 1. I can recomile Apache to add mod's at any time, no? So as long > as I've got Apache compiled with DSO I'm okay. If you have Apache with DSO support, you don't have to recompile apache to add mods. That's what the DSO support is all about. That's also why it is now the most common way to add modules. > 2. A standard configure --with-Apache, make, make install in > mod_midgard makes it as a DSO, or does it? If not, how should one > configure it to make a DSO object? ./configure --with-apxs If apxs is in your path, it will be found, and you don't really have to do much else. make, make install. If apxs is not in your path, you can supply it by using ./configure --with-apxs=/full/path/to/apxs Same goes for midgard-config, using the --with-midgard switch. > 3. Then all I need to do is put in a few lines in httpd.conf and I'm all set? Basically. > Am I missing something? Nope. Well, there's still the compilation of midgard-php4, and setting up the database. But as far as mod_midgard goes, you're covered. Emile --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
