Seema Why can't we do some thing like this within our httpd.conf file <Ifdefine HAVE_64BITRUNTIME> # include 64-bit specific definitions here
and then start the 64-bit server by doing something like apache2/bin/64/httpd -D HAVE_64BITRUNTIME thanks sriram Sriram Natarajan wrote: > Seema Alevoor wrote: > >>> What about httpd.conf file ? Are we going to have bitness aware >>> httpd.conf files ? >>> >>> >>> >>> >> Because of the path differences between 32 and 64 bit installations, >> we need to have 2 default .conf files. >> >> I suggest the following names. >> httpd.conf --> 32 bit >> httpd.64.conf --> 64 bit >> >> To support out-of-the box 64-bit server startup, we should >> make sure that the server loads the 64 bit specific config file. >> Below, I have listed the ways (in the order of preference) in which we can >> handle this. >> >> >> > IMO, having 2 versions of httpd.conf is not very user friendly. We > should very much try to avoid having a 32/64-bit specific httpd.conf . > User should simply have to do > svccfg setprop (set a 64-bit property) > svcadm enable (enable http / apache server) > > and apache should read the same httpd.conf . If very much needed, > 'httpd.conf' can include 32 / and 64-bit specific information internally. > > > _______________________________________________ > webstack-discuss mailing list > webstack-discuss at opensolaris.org > http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/webstack-discuss >
