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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Steve Whitson <st...@gmail.com> on 2008/09/11 15:05:56 UTC

[users@httpd] Re: Regarding Apache HTTP Authentication with an Oracle Database

Hi Rajaopal M.,

In order to use the mod_dbd.so, and mod_authn_dbd.so modules with mysql 
I had to build the mysql dbd driver provided in the arp-util (within 
Apache httpd-2.2.9).

To accomplish this I used the configure flag noted in apr-util:

./httpd-2.2.9/srclib/apr-util> configure --help | grep -i mysql
  --with-mysql=DIR        enable MySQL DBD driver

I passed this --with-mysql flag to the top level configure when 
configuring httpd-2.2.9.  Even though it doesn't undestand this flag, it 
passes it on to lower level configurations, such as when configuring 
apr-util.

I have no experience with Oracle, but here are the Oracle configure 
flags I found in the configure help in apr-util:

./httpd-2.2.9/srclib/apr-util> configure --help | grep -i ora
  --with-oracle-include=DIR
                          path to Oracle include files
  --with-oracle=DIR       enable Oracle DBD driver; giving ORACLE_HOME 
as DIR

Hope this helps,
   -Steve


Rajagopal M. wrote:
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> Hi Steve,
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> I am RajaGopal Maddi. I have seen from one of the blogs in 
> objectmix.com that you have used MySQL database for HTTP 
> Authentication in Apache?
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> Is it resolved for you? Steve, what should I do for doing the same 
> with Oracle Database? Where do we get the apr_dbd_oracle.so from?
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> Please throw some light on interaction with the Oracle Database.
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> Thanks
>
> RajaGopal Maddi
>