Thanks very much for the help. See below
Henri Gomez wrote: > Quoting Dev Zero G Ltd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > >>First of all - many many thanks to everybody who has helped so far - we >>really appreciate it.. Just one last push required. :) >> >>We finally got mod_jk2.so and libjkjni.so to compile (see patch history >>at the bottom of the mail), but can't install. We put them into >>$(APACHE2_HOME)/modules and $(CATALINA_HOME)/lib accordingly. >> >>But after running $(APACHE2_HOME)/bin/apachectl configtest we get an >>error message: >> >>--- error start --- >>file://augada/usr/local/apache2/modules ../bin/apachectl configtest >>Syntax error on line 231 of /usr/local/apache2/conf/httpd.conf: >>Cannot load /usr/local/apache2/modules/mod_jk2.so into server: >>/usr/local/apache2/modules/mod_jk2.so: Undefined symbol >>"apr_thread_mutex_trylock" >>--- error end --- >> >>What could it be? > > Which version of Apache 2.0 did you have ? We are running Apache 2.0.39 on FreeBSD 4.4 > >>--- patch history start --- >>Filename: jk\native2\include\jk_mutex.h >> >>Line # :75 >>Old line : >>#ifdef HAS_APR >>New line: >>#if APR_HAS_THREADS > > +1 > >>#ifdef HAS_APR > > >>Line # :121 >>Old line : >>#ifdef APR_HAS_THREADS >> >>New line: >>#if APR_HAS_THREADS >> >>Reason: This conditional define statement adjusts variable >>definition (threadMutex). Type of this variable depends on define >>directive conditions, but to have needed types there are some #ifdef >>statements on lines 75-81. So, those definition statements are not >>the same, and this situation causes build-time error, when compiler >>includes one header file (with one type defined inside), but variable >>tries to have another type (found by me in another .h file - not >>included while build time due to #ifdef directives). Such changes >>were done experimentally and may be not 100% correct. In original >>compiler fails with message like "syntax error on before >>apr_thread_mutex_t in line 121" >> > > apr.h have #define APR_AS_THREADS 1 so both should be the same. > Didn't have any build error with that on Linux Redhat 7.2 + apache 2.0.39 ... > our version of apr.h has #define APR_HAS_THREADS 0 Maybe apache/connector has not been ported properly to FreeBSD? > >>Filename jk\native2\build.xml >> >>Line # : 374 >>Action : commented >> >>Reason : Having this link option uncommented (original) I could >>not acquire libjkjni.so, only .a and .la files present. As far as I >>am dummy in FreeBSD C/C++, I used something >>"try-to-change-something-and-see-what-you-get" method (it has pretty >>russian idiom,but I don't know its analog in English) >> >>Filename: jk\build.properties >> >>Some pathes set to correspond to reality (path to apache, etc) >> >>Filename: jk\native\apache-2.0\build-unix.sh >> >>Line # : 44 >>Action: commented. >>Line # : 46 >>Action : uncommented and approved >>New line: >>INCLUDE="-I ../common -I$APACHE_HOME/include/apr-util $JAVA_INCLUDE" > > > Don't use build-unix.sh but instead configure/make. The build.sh is no more > present in recent jtc cvs, deprecated in favor of autoconf/make > will try this > >>Reason : while compiling mod_jk.so compiler could not see >>connectors includes. I added first statement to make it visible >>--- patch history end --- Thanks again -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
