fdatasync and mod_jk + freebsd...

[Edvard Fagerholm <de...@sigtrap.com>]

I get an unresolved symbol (fdatasync) when trying to load mod_jk. I've 
checked through this list, and every solution regarding this problem has 
been to solaris etc. I tried all those solaris etc tricks but couldn't 
get it work, but what I found very strange is that there's not a single 
snippet of code with fdatasync that gets compiled in the source, still 
it gets linked.

I got it to work with linux emulation, but I'd like to get it work 
"clean", not by emulation. Anyone know a good solution, or should I add 
to libc a nice little fdatasync wrapper to fsync or something similar...

btw. the server is running 4.2-release...

Thanks
Edvard Fagerholm

Re: fdatasync and mod_jk + freebsd...

[AC <sm...@lisea.com>]

I've got Freebsd 4.1.1-STABLE with jdk 1.2 beta and it works fine.  You 
should use the freebsd makefile to compile the mod_jk even if there is also 
a problem with it; you have to add ./jk/*.c  at the end of the apxs command.

from jk_util.c:
#ifndef WIN32
#ifndef FREEBSD
#ifndef NETWARE
             fdatasync(fileno(p->logfile));
#endif
#endif
#endif


andrea

At 00.29 04/12/2000 +0000, you wrote:
>I get an unresolved symbol (fdatasync) when trying to load mod_jk. I've 
>checked through this list, and every solution regarding this problem has 
>been to solaris etc. I tried all those solaris etc tricks but couldn't get 
>it work, but what I found very strange is that there's not a single 
>snippet of code with fdatasync that gets compiled in the source, still it 
>gets linked.
>
>I got it to work with linux emulation, but I'd like to get it work 
>"clean", not by emulation. Anyone know a good solution, or should I add to 
>libc a nice little fdatasync wrapper to fsync or something similar...
>
>btw. the server is running 4.2-release...
>
>Thanks
>Edvard Fagerholm