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spomerg at cwu

May 17, 2007, 7:53 AM

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Introduction / SuSE Installation

Hello Embperl List!

My name is Gavin and I am a systems programmer at Central Washington University. I used to develop pages with embperl several years ago when I was working for a local ISP. Since then, I have not had the resources to program with embperl. I miss it! I have become perfectly comfortable with using php, but I still yearn for embperl. :)

I administer a few servers here at work of which I run SuSE 10.2 as my prefered OS. I was looking at the instructions for installation, following the section for "UNIX (without Apache Source)" since I am running a Linux distro and the example even uses an older version of SuSE. However I cannot locate the httpd.h header(?) file. I found the httpd daemon and the mod_env.so shared object files just fine. I use the the SuSE packaged apache-2.2.3-20 with apache2-prefork-2.2.3-20 for my web server. Is Embperl still do-able? Is there a file to locate other than the httpd.h that will work?

- Gavin

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richter at ecos

May 25, 2007, 9:39 AM

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RE: Introduction / SuSE Installation [In reply to]

Hi,

>
> My name is Gavin and I am a systems programmer at Central
> Washington University. I used to develop pages with embperl
> several years ago when I was working for a local ISP. Since
> then, I have not had the resources to program with embperl. I
> miss it! I have become perfectly comfortable with using php,
> but I still yearn for embperl. :)
>
> I administer a few servers here at work of which I run SuSE
> 10.2 as my prefered OS. I was looking at the instructions for
> installation, following the section for "UNIX (without Apache
> Source)" since I am running a Linux distro and the example
> even uses an older version of SuSE. However I cannot locate
> the httpd.h header(?) file. I found the httpd daemon and the
> mod_env.so shared object files just fine. I use the the SuSE
> packaged apache-2.2.3-20 with apache2-prefork-2.2.3-20 for my
> web server. Is Embperl still do-able? Is there a file to
> locate other than the httpd.h that will work?
>

You need to install a SuSE package call something like apache2-dev, this
will contains the developer sources and header files. (maybe there is
also a mod_perl (or apache-perl) /-dev which you need)

Gerald

> - Gavin
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spomerg at cwu

May 25, 2007, 10:03 AM

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RE: Introduction / SuSE Installation [In reply to]

>>> Gerald Richter - ECOS GmbH <richter [at] ecos> 05/25/07 9:39 AM >>>
> even uses an older version of SuSE. However I cannot locate
> the httpd.h header(?) file. I found the httpd daemon and the
> mod_env.so shared object files just fine. I use the the SuSE
> packaged apache-2.2.3-20 with apache2-prefork-2.2.3-20 for my
> web server. Is Embperl still do-able? Is there a file to
> locate other than the httpd.h that will work?
>

You need to install a SuSE package call something like apache2-dev, this
will contains the developer sources and header files. (maybe there is
also a mod_perl (or apache-perl) /-dev which you need)

Gerald

Excellent. I installed the apache2-devel package and now have /usr/include/apache2/httpd.h.

Also, my apache daemon is httpd2 (instead of httpd) which is actually a symbolic link pointing to httpd2-prefork. When I
get to the part in the installation that will ask me for the location of the daemon, can I enter /usr/sbin/httpd2 or will I
have to make a symbolic link from httpd (no "2") to httpd2-prefork?

Thanks a million, Gerald. I'm so excited to have my own installation of embperl! :D

- Gavin

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richter at ecos

May 25, 2007, 11:05 AM

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RE: RE: Introduction / SuSE Installation [In reply to]

Hi,

You should also install, mod-perl, which is in a package called
apache-perl (or similar), then Makefile.PL should automaticly find the
right paths

Gerald

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Gavin Spomer [mailto:spomerg [at] cwu]
> Sent: Friday, May 25, 2007 7:03 PM
> To: embperl [at] perl
> Subject: RE: Introduction / SuSE Installation
>
> >>> Gerald Richter - ECOS GmbH <richter [at] ecos> 05/25/07 9:39 AM >>>
> > even uses an older version of SuSE. However I cannot locate the
> > httpd.h header(?) file. I found the httpd daemon and the mod_env.so
> > shared object files just fine. I use the the SuSE packaged
> > apache-2.2.3-20 with apache2-prefork-2.2.3-20 for my web server. Is
> > Embperl still do-able? Is there a file to locate other than the
> > httpd.h that will work?
> >
>
> You need to install a SuSE package call something like
> apache2-dev, this will contains the developer sources and
> header files. (maybe there is also a mod_perl (or
> apache-perl) /-dev which you need)
>
> Gerald
>
> Excellent. I installed the apache2-devel package and now
> have /usr/include/apache2/httpd.h.
>
> Also, my apache daemon is httpd2 (instead of httpd) which
> is actually a symbolic link pointing to httpd2-prefork. When I
> get to the part in the installation that will ask me for
> the location of the daemon, can I enter /usr/sbin/httpd2 or will I
> have to make a symbolic link from httpd (no "2") to httpd2-prefork?
>
> Thanks a million, Gerald. I'm so excited to have my own
> installation of embperl! :D
>
> - Gavin
>
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