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Hello,
I want to use Apache (1.3.6) as listener (OAS 4.0 on Solaris).
I did get everything compiled, even managed it to make everything run. But there's one litte drawback - it doesn't work ...
What did happen:
I did compile and install Apache and registered it as listener.
Configured Apache. Started everything (had to play with my
LD_LIBRARY_PATH). Apache starts, but doesn't work for Oracle-specific
pages.
I think I know the problem. The OAS Administration guide has only a few
lines about building Apache:
- you have to link Apache against libapadp.so
When I had a look at my config file, I noticed that I forgot the ows module. When inserting it, Apache wouldn't start anymore. So this is definitely a compile time problem, I think. But I do not know what exactly I'm doing wrong.
I did configure apache with shared modules. After that, I did add -lapadp and some -L's in src/Makefile (what did make me feel wrong was the fact that I did have to link against some modules of apache (mime and 2 or 3 others), which I'd say is somewhat strange (libapadp.so otherwise does contain unresolved symbols).
Could anyone tell me just how he compile the whole stuff? The configure line and necessary modifications to makefiles etc. should be enough.
Thanks,
Michael Received on Wed Sep 29 1999 - 03:42:46 CDT
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