In alt.apache.configuration Davide Bianchi <davideyeahsure@onlyforfun.net> w
rote:

| On 2004-09-24, phil-news-nospam@ipal.net <phil-news-nospam@ipal.net> wrote
:
|> Apache version:     1.3.31
|> mod_perl version:   1.29
|> I am trying to build Apache with mod_perl (and mod_php and mod_ssl) with
|> these modules (and others) built statically.
|
| This is what I did:
|
| 1. modified config.layout to add a "Slackware" layout, so every bit goes
|   in the right place. Skip this if you don't want your httpd.conf in
|   /etc/apache and so on.

It's going into a different place because the machine will also be
running a copy of Apache 2 on different IPs.


| 2. created src/modules/perl and copied the whole source tree of perl
|   from mod_perlX/src/modules/perl in it.

That was one of the steps.

| 3. run
|   ./configure ---with-layout=Slackware \
|                --enable-module=rewrite \
|                --activate-module=src/modules/perl/libperl.a
|   Add more options if you need them.

Did that and plenty more.


| 4. make; make install

Some permutations died here with various errors like mod_perl_version.h
not being found the most common.  Apparently it is to be generated by
Makefile.PL but that doesn't always happen.


| Results:
|        httpd -l
|        Compiled-in modules:
|        http_core.c
|        mod_env.c
|        mod_log_config.c
|        ....
|        mod_perl.c

I get the other modules.  But mod_perl never shows up in the list.

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