geoff at modperlcookbook
Nov 15, 2007, 9:05 AM
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hi all :)
so, I noticed here at apachecon that APR.so is linked against libapr in
my /usr/lib from a pre-existing fedora rpm and not the libapr that comes
with httpd.
then gozer discovered that httpd now (I don't know when it changed)
includes a --with-included-apr configure flag which you need to
explicitly pass in order for httpd to use the bundled apr in it's
source. otherwise, it uses the system apr.
so I tried it. I compiled httpd with --with-included-apr and verified
that the httpd shared objects are using it with ldd. I install httpd.
then I build mod_perl... and see that APR.so is _still_ linked against
my system apr and not the /usr/local/apache apr I just installed.
the installed apr-1-config supplies _some_ of the correct linker flags:
$ /usr/local/apache-prefork/bin/apr-1-config --link-ld
-L/usr/local/apache-prefork/lib -lapr-1
but it's missing stuff like -rpath that would allow me (us) to link
against it without messing with ldconfig.
anyway... I don't know if this is a real problem, one I'm making up,
apr-1-config's problem, or whatever. but maybe someone (hi gozer!) who
groks this stuff can take a look and try to replicate it?
--Geoff
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