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[Httpd Wiki] Trivial Update of "AIXPlatform" by EricCovener
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test change
== creating an installp package ==
The latest version 2.2 and 2.4 distributions include a directory ./build/aix with scripts that will create an installp package. This approach expects you to also download and package the APR and APR-UTIL packages in advance. Unfortunately, the build/aix scripts are not yet included in the APR downloads. They are available at http://dl.aixtools.net/httpd/apr-buildaix-1.5.x.tar and http://dl.aixtools.net/httpd/apr-util-buildaix-1.5.x.tar
- Also needed : patches to the APR and APR-UTIL config.layout : http://dl.aixtools.net/httpd/apr-config.layout.patch and http://dl.aixtools.net/httpd/apr-util-config.layout.patch
+ Also needed : patches to the APR and APR-UTIL config.layout: http://dl.aixtools.net/httpd/apr-config.layout.patch and http://dl.aixtools.net/httpd/apr-util-config.layout.patch
=== Preparations ===
Preparations: see ''prerequisites'' below as well. One goal of these scripts is to prevent the need for mixing RPM's from other sources (e.g., perlz and/or AIX Toolbox). Mixing libraries will sometimes break things when updates are applied. In short, as much as possible - "generic" BOS AIX is used. To prevent filename collisions /opt/freeware and /usr/local are not used. Likewise, /usr/lib is not intended as a target directory. (Note: the build/aix scripts check for the existence of zlib include files and setup links in when they are missing in the places where ./configure expects them (e.g., /usr/include) - so that you do not need to install a so-called development RPM. These files are available - just not where configure looks).
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Re: [Httpd Wiki] Trivial Update of "AIXPlatform" by EricCovener
Posted by inchy andi <ai...@gmail.com>.
On 2015 5 28 04:46, "Apache Wiki" <wi...@apache.org> wrote:
Dear Wiki user,
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change notification.
The "AIXPlatform" page has been changed by EricCovener:
https://wiki.apache.org/httpd/AIXPlatform?action=diff&rev1=18&rev2=19
Comment:
test change
== creating an installp package ==
The latest version 2.2 and 2.4 distributions include a directory
./build/aix with scripts that will create an installp package. This
approach expects you to also download and package the APR and APR-UTIL
packages in advance. Unfortunately, the build/aix scripts are not yet
included in the APR downloads. They are available at
http://dl.aixtools.net/httpd/apr-buildaix-1.5.x.tar and
http://dl.aixtools.net/httpd/apr-util-buildaix-1.5.x.tar
- Also needed : patches to the APR and APR-UTIL config.layout :
http://dl.aixtools.net/httpd/apr-config.layout.patch and
http://dl.aixtools.net/httpd/apr-util-config.layout.patch
+ Also needed : patches to the APR and APR-UTIL config.layout:
http://dl.aixtools.net/httpd/apr-config.layout.patch and
http://dl.aixtools.net/httpd/apr-util-config.layout.patch
=== Preparations ===
Preparations: see ''prerequisites'' below as well. One goal of these
scripts is to prevent the need for mixing RPM's from other sources (e.g.,
perlz and/or AIX Toolbox). Mixing libraries will sometimes break things
when updates are applied. In short, as much as possible - "generic" BOS AIX
is used. To prevent filename collisions /opt/freeware and /usr/local are
not used. Likewise, /usr/lib is not intended as a target directory. (Note:
the build/aix scripts check for the existence of zlib include files and
setup links in when they are missing in the places where ./configure
expects them (e.g., /usr/include) - so that you do not need to install a
so-called development RPM. These files are available - just not where
configure looks).
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