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need apache modules built with Sun's compilers
I have subversion working in for a single user, but I want to get it
working as a subversion server. But apache pukes when it tries to load
the two modules for subversion, which come with the sunfreeware.com
binaries.
I am pretty sure this comes from the fact that apache2 is preinstalled
with Solaris 10, and built using Sun's compilers. While the
sunfreeware.com package is built with gcc.
I can't afford the $3000 USD for Sun's compilers, so I was wondering if
anyone knows of a binary package of subversion built with the compilers.
(Man I hope the rumours of free compilers from sun materialize soon!)
~Shea M.
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RE: need apache modules built with Sun's compilers
Posted by Shea Martin <sh...@snowsquirrel.ca>.
What is checked first, crle, or LD_LIBRARY_PATH? Or does LD_LIBRARY_PATH
override crle? Thanks.
~S
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From: David Weintraub [mailto:qazwart@gmail.com]
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To: Shea Martin
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Subject: Re: need apache modules built with Sun's compilers
On 6/19/05, Shea Martin <sh...@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote:
> Apache 2 is default for solaris 10. I don't have /usr/local/bin as part
> of crle. I do have /usr/local/lib. I will try putting /usr/local/lib
> first, instead of at the end. Thanks,
It may come down to installing Apache2 from sunfreeware.com (which
installs in /usr/local/apache as a default) instead of using the one
already in Solaris. There are many different switches used by Apache
when it is compiled, and some of these switches affect certain
applications.
I know that the version of Apache2 on Solaris 10 doesn't work with PHP
or Mysql, but the version from sunfreeware.com does. I don't know if
Subversion is in the same boat or not. If you do use the Apache
version from sunfreeware, you'll have to modify /etc/init.d/apache to
start up the right httpd daemon.
BTW, you're right, it is /usr/local/lib and the environment variable I
was thinking of is LD_LIBRARY_PATH. Try that first to make sure that
you're loading in the .so files located in /usr/local/lib. I was home
when I was replying to you and didn't have access to my sunblade to
verify anything.
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Re: need apache modules built with Sun's compilers
Posted by David Weintraub <qa...@gmail.com>.
On 6/19/05, Shea Martin <sh...@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote:
> Apache 2 is default for solaris 10. I don't have /usr/local/bin as part
> of crle. I do have /usr/local/lib. I will try putting /usr/local/lib
> first, instead of at the end. Thanks,
It may come down to installing Apache2 from sunfreeware.com (which
installs in /usr/local/apache as a default) instead of using the one
already in Solaris. There are many different switches used by Apache
when it is compiled, and some of these switches affect certain
applications.
I know that the version of Apache2 on Solaris 10 doesn't work with PHP
or Mysql, but the version from sunfreeware.com does. I don't know if
Subversion is in the same boat or not. If you do use the Apache
version from sunfreeware, you'll have to modify /etc/init.d/apache to
start up the right httpd daemon.
BTW, you're right, it is /usr/local/lib and the environment variable I
was thinking of is LD_LIBRARY_PATH. Try that first to make sure that
you're loading in the .so files located in /usr/local/lib. I was home
when I was replying to you and didn't have access to my sunblade to
verify anything.
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qazwart@gmail.com
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Re: need apache modules built with Sun's compilers
Posted by Shea Martin <sh...@ns.sympatico.ca>.
Apache 2 is default for solaris 10. I don't have /usr/local/bin as part
of crle. I do have /usr/local/lib. I will try putting /usr/local/lib
first, instead of at the end. Thanks,
~Shea M.
David Weintraub wrote:
>Which version of Solaris are you using. I've used the
>http://www.sunfreeware.com stuff for both Solaris 8 and Solaris 9 with
>no problems. I downloaded Apache, Subversion, and all of the
>dependencies from Sunfreeware. The Apache on Solaris 8 & 9 is Apache
>1.x which doesn't work with Subversion. Don't know what version of
>Apache is used as default in Solaris 10.
>
>Are you also using the Apache2 from Sunfreeware too? How about all the
>dependent libraries and packages that Sunfreeware identifies? Did you
>set your library path to use /usr/local/bin first?
>
>On 6/19/05, Shea Martin <sh...@snowsquirrel.ca> wrote:
>
>
>>I have subversion working in for a single user, but I want to get it
>>working as a subversion server. But apache pukes when it tries to load
>>the two modules for subversion, which come with the sunfreeware.com
>>binaries.
>>
>>I am pretty sure this comes from the fact that apache2 is preinstalled
>>with Solaris 10, and built using Sun's compilers. While the
>>sunfreeware.com package is built with gcc.
>>
>>I can't afford the $3000 USD for Sun's compilers, so I was wondering if
>>anyone knows of a binary package of subversion built with the compilers.
>>
>>(Man I hope the rumours of free compilers from sun materialize soon!)
>>
>>~Shea M.
>>
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Re: need apache modules built with Sun's compilers
Posted by David Weintraub <qa...@gmail.com>.
Which version of Solaris are you using. I've used the
http://www.sunfreeware.com stuff for both Solaris 8 and Solaris 9 with
no problems. I downloaded Apache, Subversion, and all of the
dependencies from Sunfreeware. The Apache on Solaris 8 & 9 is Apache
1.x which doesn't work with Subversion. Don't know what version of
Apache is used as default in Solaris 10.
Are you also using the Apache2 from Sunfreeware too? How about all the
dependent libraries and packages that Sunfreeware identifies? Did you
set your library path to use /usr/local/bin first?
On 6/19/05, Shea Martin <sh...@snowsquirrel.ca> wrote:
> I have subversion working in for a single user, but I want to get it
> working as a subversion server. But apache pukes when it tries to load
> the two modules for subversion, which come with the sunfreeware.com
> binaries.
>
> I am pretty sure this comes from the fact that apache2 is preinstalled
> with Solaris 10, and built using Sun's compilers. While the
> sunfreeware.com package is built with gcc.
>
> I can't afford the $3000 USD for Sun's compilers, so I was wondering if
> anyone knows of a binary package of subversion built with the compilers.
>
> (Man I hope the rumours of free compilers from sun materialize soon!)
>
> ~Shea M.
>
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