Re: [Httpbl-beta] Missing /apsx/ directory

[Eric L. <er...@pr...>]

After several hours working on getting mod_httpbl to compile using apache
from apache.org and apxs from apachelounge.com I've made it a ways. For
Visual Studio C++ I downloaded and installed Visual C++ Express. I've gotten
passed the missing windows.h file by downloading and installing the
Microsoft sdk. I'm now working on the missing /sys/socket.h file. 
 
After I get this worked out I'll do a better write up. If anyone make it
through this before me, please feel free to post a procedure.
 
Thank you,
 
Eric 


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From: htt...@li...
[mailto:htt...@li...] On Behalf Of David
Wortham
Sent: Friday, July 06, 2007 7:36 PM
To: mod_httpbl Beta Testers
Subject: Re: [Httpbl-beta] Missing /apsx/ directory


Mark,
   It's come to my attention that the Windows Apache install doesn't come
with APXS.  It seems the only way to compile a module for Windows is via
Cygwin/mod_perl or using VIsual C++.

   Eric L (who is the moderator of this SourceForge Project and this mailing
list) is looking into options for us to better support the Windows folks. 

Dave












On 7/6/07, Mark A. Craig <mar...@gm...> wrote: 

Dave:

I don't see it in the /bin/ directory, either.  I grabbed my install
directly from the Apache Foundation site, no mucking around with third
parties.  I was more thorough this time, and did a search of the entire tree
for aspx*.*, and came up empty.  I will pose the question in the Apache User
listserv.  This is supposed to be an EXE, right?

Mark



-------- Original Message  --------
Subject: Re:[Httpbl-beta] Missing /apsx/ directory
From: David Wortham  <mailto:djw...@gm...> <djw...@gm...>
To: mod_httpbl Beta Testers  <mailto:htt...@li...>
<htt...@li...>
Date: Friday, July 06, 2007 11:37:02 AM

Mark,
   I don't remember offhand if there is an APXS directory.  The important
thing is to have an APXS binary file in the /bin/ directory.

I believe APXS comes with the standard Windows MSI installer from
http://httpd.apache.org/

I could be completely wrong... it's been a while since I've installed Apache
on a Windows machine.

How did you get the installer?  Was it from that website or some other way
(packaged with some other software, etc.)? 

Dave





On 7/6/07, Mark A. Craig <mar...@gm...> wrote: 

My Windows install of Apache 2.24 doesn't seem to have the necessary
/apsx/ directory.  Is this because a port of this module compiler to
Windows is absent, or because I omitted components during the install of
Apache?

Mark



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