david at kineticode
Feb 22, 2002, 8:57 AM
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On Fri, 2002-02-22 at 00:00, james dunkley wrote:
> Hello,
Hi James.
> I am using freebsd and would like to also use bricolage.
> I was wondering if anyone has built bricolage on fbsd
Not that I know of, but I would be shocked if it didn't run on Free BSD.
> I have been trying 1.2.0, and I get stumped when ./bric_apachectl start
> :will say modules not loaded.(RedirectMatch being the first, when the apache
> modules are there.(mod_alias)
It sounds like your Apache might have been compiled without those
modules. Try recompiling Apache according to the instructions in INSTALL
(aka Bric::Admin).
> I tried 1.3.0 ./configure and it will tell me that mod_perl is not
> installed when it is
Mark should probably respond to this. However, if you're loading
mod_perl as a DSO, it definitely won't work. There are serious problems
with the mod_perl DSO.
> So basically I am just having problems locating modules
>
> also I seen something saying about using a handler.pl for include in
> httpd.conf
> I would like to use that way.
Well, Bric::App::ApacheConf (in 1.3.x and the soon-to-be released 1.2.1)
handles this for you. Bricolage's equivalent to the Mason handler.pl is
Bric::App::Handler. However, if you wanted to script the install, you
could just invoke a script with the singe line 'use
Bric::App::ApacheConf;'.
HTH,
David
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