Re: Error when compiling mod_jk under HPUX 11.00 : jk_global.h

[Brendan McKenna <mc...@taringold.ie>]

Hi,

	In general, it's an iterative process.  You don't have 
sys/select.h on your machine.  Fine.  Comment it out and try your 
compile again.  This time it'll fail because those items that it 
expected to find definitions for in that header file aren't there.  So 
you'll need to find where on your system those items are defined. (In 
this case, you're going to need to find where the select(2) call is 
defined on your system, as well as the macros that are used with it.  
Your system's man pages are a good place to start your search.)  Where 
you commented out the '#include <sys/select.h>', now add in the correct 
includes for your system.  And so on...

	Repeat this process for all of the headers you don't have, 
until you don't get any errors any more.

	I don't have access to an HPUX system, so I can't help any more 
than that, sorry.


						Brendan
-- 
Brendan McKenna			       Email: brendan.mckenna@taringold.ie
Development Strategist		       Phone: +353-61-338177
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Re: Error when compiling mod_jk under HPUX 11.00 : jk_global.h

["John P. Dodge" <do...@cruciate.ca.boeing.com>]

Do not use sys/select.h on HPUX systems

Another alternative is to add an extra #ifndef in jk_global.h, that way
the same script will continue to work on other platforms. Change
jk_global.h to look like...

(jk_global.h somewhere near line 86)

    #ifndef NETWARE
        #include <netinet/tcp.h>
        #include <arpa/inet.h>
        #include <sys/un.h>
        #include <sys/socketvar.h>
        ---- do not include sys/select.h if using HPUX11 ----
        #ifndef HPUX11
          #include <sys/select.h>
        #endif
          
    #endif


On Thu, 3 May 2001, Brendan McKenna wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> 	In general, it's an iterative process.  You don't have 
> sys/select.h on your machine.  Fine.  Comment it out and try your 
> compile again.  This time it'll fail because those items that it 
> expected to find definitions for in that header file aren't there.  So 
> you'll need to find where on your system those items are defined. (In 
> this case, you're going to need to find where the select(2) call is 
> defined on your system, as well as the macros that are used with it.  
> Your system's man pages are a good place to start your search.)  Where 
> you commented out the '#include <sys/select.h>', now add in the correct 
> includes for your system.  And so on...
> 
> 	Repeat this process for all of the headers you don't have, 
> until you don't get any errors any more.
> 
> 	I don't have access to an HPUX system, so I can't help any more 
> than that, sorry.
> 
> 
> 						Brendan
> -- 
> Brendan McKenna			       Email: brendan.mckenna@taringold.ie
> Development Strategist		       Phone: +353-61-338177
> Taringold Ltd.			       Fax:   +353-61-338065
> 
> 

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