itanium builds

[blue <bl...@calico.gator.net>]

has anyone taken advantage of sourceforge's itanium boxes to try compiling
apache?

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Re: itanium builds

[Mark J Cox <ma...@awe.com>]

> has anyone taken advantage of sourceforge's itanium boxes to try compiling
> apache?

We've got a 4-way IA-64 box here running Red Hat Linux that works with
Apache just fine.  There was a couple of problems getting PHP running on
it, but we sent a fix to Rasmus.  Most things like mod_ssl, OpenSSL, Perl
and so on work fine too (although OpenSSL isn't optimised yet)

Mark
Mark J Cox, .......................................... www.awe.com/mark
Apache Software Foundation ..... OpenSSL Group ..... Apache Week editor

Re: itanium builds

[Bill Stoddard <re...@attglobal.net>]

Paul Reder has an Apache port running on a version of AIX that runs on itanium hardware (project
Monterey, if that means anything to you).  Wasn't a very difficult port to accomodate (not exploit)
the 64 bit hardware. Will be checking in the port when Monterey becomes available.  I suspect a
Linux port would not be substantially different.

Bill

> On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, blue wrote:
>
> > has anyone taken advantage of sourceforge's itanium boxes to try compiling
> > apache?
>
> I haven't seen anyone answering this, or referring to any work they are
> doing on this front - any objections to me doing so??
>
>
> James.
>
>

Re: itanium builds

[James Sutherland <ja...@cam.ac.uk>]

On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, blue wrote:

> has anyone taken advantage of sourceforge's itanium boxes to try compiling
> apache?

I haven't seen anyone answering this, or referring to any work they are
doing on this front - any objections to me doing so??


James.