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Build Your Own Apache Server with mod_perl | |
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| Date: | 2002-11-05 15:31:21 | |
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port install apache +mod_perl_expt
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2002-11-11 13:07:06 David Wheeler |
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Yeah, that's good too. I wouldn't mind seeing articles on the Darwin ports project, or on Fink. What you posted is great for folks who already have Darwin Ports stuff installed, but others might be intersted to know what Darwin Ports is about, and what's involved in installing it and using it. Same goes for Fink, of coruse.
Regards,
David



The +<name> syntax is the darwinports syntax for executing a variant of
a port, so 'port install vim +x11' might install vim with the XFree86
stuff compiled in. In the case of apache there is a variant called
mod_perl (mod_perl_expt has gone away, it is no longer experimental as
the patches to make it work properly are in the main apache source tree
now).
At the moment mod_perl is only available as a variant of the apache port
in darwinports and only as a static module. I'll probably get around to
making a dynamic module (and some others) that will be separate ports.
The layout used in darwinports is essentially the FreeBSD layout, where
there is a /opt/local/www dir which contains the CGI and document roots.
the Apache configuration files are in /opt/local/etc/apache and the
binaries are in /opt/local/bin and /opt/local/sbin.
I haven't tested this port with the perl install as described on
apple.com, it should work afaik, but I don't know for sure.
ONe thing to bear in mind, I just broke the perl5.8 port trying to make
it cleaner, it should be fixed soon, but likely not in the next day or
two. (If you do decide to put a perl in /opt/local.
HTH
Michael
Useful heh? This was posted 4/12/03