DO NOT REPLY [Bug 9316] New: - apxs wrong path to config_vars.mk with custom layout.config installbuilddir

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apxs wrong path to config_vars.mk with custom layout.config installbuilddir

           Summary: apxs wrong path to config_vars.mk with custom
                    layout.config installbuilddir
           Product: Apache httpd-2.0
           Version: 2.0.36
          Platform: PC
        OS/Version: Linux
            Status: NEW
          Severity: Normal
          Priority: Other
         Component: Build
        AssignedTo: bugs@httpd.apache.org
        ReportedBy: smileyjonathan@yahoo.com.au


If I build apache 2.0.36 with a custom config.layout entry, the 
apxs script doesn't use it.  The layout I'm using specifies: 
 
    prefix:        /opt/apache-httpd-2_0_36 
    #... 
    datadir:         /var${prefix}/share 
    installbuilddir: ${datadir}/build 
 
The apxs script ends up with this in it: 
 
    my $prefix         = "/opt/apache-httpd-2_0_36"; 
    my $CFG_PREFIX     = $prefix; 
 
    # read the configuration variables once 
    my %config_vars = (); 
    get_config_vars("$prefix/build/config_vars.mk",\%config_vars); 
 
The first parameter to "get_config_vars" should be the 
installbuilddir from the "config.layout" entry. 
 
  Here's the full config.layout entry I'm using in case you need to 
run some more tests on it, but note my remarks afterwards. 
 
#   According to the Linux Filesystem Hierarchy Standard 2.2 (FHS) with 
#   the full product name and version in the directory names.  For more 
#   information see the specification at http://www.pathname.com/fhs/. 
# 
<Layout LinuxFHSFullName> 
    prefix:        /opt/apache-httpd-2_0_36 
    exec_prefix:   ${prefix} 
    bindir:        ${exec_prefix}/bin 
    sbindir:       ${exec_prefix}/sbin 
    libdir:        ${exec_prefix}/lib 
    libexecdir:    ${exec_prefix}/libexec 
    mandir:        ${prefix}/man 
    sysconfdir:    /etc${prefix} 
    datadir:       /var${prefix}/share 
    installbuilddir: ${datadir}/build 
    errordir:      ${datadir}/error 
    iconsdir:      ${datadir}/icons 
    htdocsdir:     ${datadir}/htdocs 
    manualdir:     ${prefix}/manual 
    cgidir:        ${datadir}/cgi-bin 
    includedir:    ${prefix}/include 
    localstatedir: /var${prefix} 
    runtimedir:    /var/run/apache-httpd-2_0_36 
    logfiledir:    /var/log/apache-httpd-2_0_36 
    proxycachedir: /var/cache/www/apache-httpd-2_0_36/proxy 
</Layout> 
 
Here's the configure command line I used: 
 
    $ ./configure --enable-layout=LinuxFHSFullName \ 
      --enable-modules="rewrite auth-dbm so ssl" 
 
Unless you're working with a later version than 2.0.36, you'll need 
to create "runtimedir" by hand after installing (bug #9233). 
 
Hope that helps, 
                                          Jonathan Knispel

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