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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by gc...@s-und-n.de on 2002/08/15 13:52:22 UTC
Building httpd-2.0.40 with Berkeley DB 4.0.14
Hi all,
while trying to get Subversion 0.14.1 running with httpd-2.0.40 for Linux
Slackware I got instructions from svn mailing list to build apache with
./configure --with-dbm=db4
But it always gives me:
configure: error: Berkeley db4 not found
I downloaded the appropriate Berkeley-Version 4.0.14 but I don't know where
to put it or how to tell the configure script where to look for it.
Any hint is much appreciated.
Thanks
Guido
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Re: Building httpd-2.0.40 with Berkeley DB 4.0.14
Posted by Scott Lamb <sl...@slamb.org>.
gcasper@s-und-n.de wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> while trying to get Subversion 0.14.1 running with httpd-2.0.40 for Linux
> Slackware I got instructions from svn mailing list to build apache with
> ./configure --with-dbm=db4
>
> But it always gives me:
> configure: error: Berkeley db4 not found
>
> I downloaded the appropriate Berkeley-Version 4.0.14 but I don't know where
> to put it or how to tell the configure script where to look for it.
Try adding a "--with-berkeley-db=/wherever/you/put/it" argument.
A lot of those arguments don't show up in "./configure --help" from your
httpd-2.0 directory. That's because they are arguments to apr or
apr-util. httpd's configure just passes them along without understanding
them. In this case, if you do a "cd srclib/apr-util" first, you will see
the --with-berkeley-db argument after a "./configure --help".
--
Scott Lamb
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