Now trying to compile mod_auth_mysql on a second machine
and running into no end of problems. Trying to follow the
lessons learned from an earlier installation (thread below)
didn't help much.
httpd.h can be found in /usr/local/etc/apache/include
httpd.conf is in /usr/local/etc/apache/conf
Yet NONE of the following work :
./configure --with-mysql=/usr/local --with-apache=/usr/local/etc
./configure --with-mysql=/usr/local --with-apache=/usr/local/etc/apache
./configure --with-mysql=/usr/local
--with-apache=/usr/local/etc/apache/include
am I just a loser or is there something in the readme i've missed ?
chas
>> > try ./configure <otherstuff> --with-apache=/usr/local/include
>> >Just a hunch.
>>
>> You were right. The configure script then found the
>> apache lib (httpd.h) correctly.
>>
>> Btw, what made you suspect this might be the problem ?
>> I ask because "--with-mysql" then crapped out when I
>> tried "--with-mysql=/usr/local/include/mysql" or
>> "--with-mysql=/usr/local/include", even though mysql.h
>> is actually in /usr/local/include/mysql.
>>
>> But following your lead, the following worked :
>>
>> ./configure --with-mysql=/usr/local --with-apache=/usr/local/include
>>
>> (Is this a FreeBSD issue ? or is my system missing some configuration ?)
>>
>> Anyway, thanks again and hopefully this will save somebody else some time.
>>
>> chas
>Chas,
>It's a little known magical potion. I deal with similar issues to the
>FreeBSD crowd since I live in the Slackware world where all Unixens are
>my friends, even if they think I'm weird.
>
>But, getting to the point... the apps that want to know where apache and
>mysql are, aren't looking for the directory named "apache" or "mysql",
>but the directory where they can find the directory named "apache" and
>"mysql" to help them find the pieces they need. I'm sure if you sifted
>through some of the make files and deciphered the includes section you'd
>be able to determine this more specifically, but, I've found this theory
>to be workable.
>It's kinda funny, huh? >:)
>Regards,