Yes, apache has an easy way of building additional modules, once you
have build your apache. It uses a little perl script named apxs in
apache's bin directory. mod_jk uses the same procedure.
Things get difficult, if you get apache as a binary distribution and
later try to use apxs to build. Then
Hi
What's the story on Solaris? You need to buy C Compiler? I think they
have some Developer's Studio, but I haven't checked licensing.
gnu gcc works great on solaris
And Sun Studio 11 can be freely downloaded fron Sun's website
Regards
William
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I found this while I was digging around.
http://forum.sun.com/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=96761&tstart=30
Ben
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