Vix, If you've compiled it as a static apache module, you'll need to just recompile apache without it. If you did it as a DSO, I believe you can just delete it and remove the references to it. If you compiled it as a cgi binary, just delete it. All 'make install' does is copy the newly compiled file created by make to it's final location. Linux doesn't really install things in the sense that other operating systems seem to. If you want to remove apache, just delete it.
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