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Posted to dev@httpd.apache.org by Randy Terbush <ra...@zyzzyva.com> on 1997/06/07 22:00:48 UTC

Re: Binary inconsistencies

I mailed the Configuration file I used for BSDI-2.1 and saw no 
comments.


> I'm a bit confused about what modules should be built into the
> pre-compiled binaries. Some OSes have just the basic set, while others
> have many more modules (e.g. compare Linux with Irix 5.3).
> 
> Anyway, the point is that if binaries can have different modules
> configured for various reasons, this should be documented in binaries.html
> (I.e. how do we pick which modules to include in the binary). If I want to
> do a linux1 version (which is has a couple of conf.h differences to the
> linux2 currently available) which modules do I pick? Does it matter if
> linux1 binaries have different modules to linux2?
> 
> This could make support in c.i.w.s.u difficult. Even if someone gives
> their OS and version for the binary they downloaded, I wouldn't know which
> modules are in that binary. So I'd like a reference document which lists
> which modules are available in each binary. Then at least we'd know if a
> "/server-status doesn't work" or "proxy doesn't work" error was due to a
> misconfiguration or a binary which does not include the relevant module. 
> 
> //pcs