libperl.so and apache2
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My apache2 needs libperl.so. I work with solaris 10 and perl is alread installed: Quote:
Since I alread have perl, I guess I need a perl module for apache2, but I don't know what exactly to install. http://sunfreeware.com only has perl or apache but no perl module for apache. Thanks for any help. |
Did you try setting the LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the directory, where you have libperl.so?
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http://www.visi.com/~barr/ldpath.html |
Maybe should I rather post this message in sofatware forum. I guess that my problem is more specific to apache than to solaris.
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Have you checked blastwave.org for apache2 / perl module packages ?
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So in my configuration, there is no modules directory, but there is no perl module in the libexex either! Quote:
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I just realized that those modules are also in solaris and tried to install the package:
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Ok. Very stupid from me: I forgot the command make! I had so much configurations to make that I just got concentrated on the first command and totally forgot the next ones! Sorry.
But I still have 2 questions: - the one on the previous post: why does Quote:
I did the command "make" and got this error message: Quote:
Any idea? |
The command "pkgadd -d SUNWapch2d" is failing as this package is already installed on your system, and anyway you do not provide a directory where the package is present but the directory where the system stores its packages data.
/usr/ucb/cc is a C compiler front end designed to simulate a BSD (SunOS4.x) environment on Solaris, but you still need a back-end compiler. Don't use it, use instead either gcc (/usr/sfw/bin/gcc) or better, Sun Studio 11 (/opt/SUNWspro/bin/cc). |
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I don't see any compelling reason, not to give it a try. If it works, you are done -- you don't have to go through this trouble of installing various packages. |
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I found this thread that gives a solution that is supposed to work:
http://www.mail-archive.com/modperl@.../msg29498.html Quote:
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This is a patch. Save the contents to a file (for example patch-mod-perl.diff) in the top directory that is created when you extracted mod-perl (according to the contents it should be: mod_perl-1.99_04) and run:
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patch -p1 -i patch-mod-perl.diff |
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I just cannot believe that it so difficult to have perl to run with apache2! |
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