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From: Micah Y. <mi...@ge...> - 2001-04-24 19:08:33
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On Tuesday 24 April 2001 06:32, you wrote: > I gave up, and went the all-source-built route. Seems to be working like a > champ now. Cool. I'm also in business, and I didn't even have to do most of what you did. I just somehow left the EVERYTHING=1 out of my mod_perl config, as pudge pointed out. > 4) removed perl from the system: perl --nodeps -e perl && rm -fR > /usr/lib/perl5 5) installed perl from tarball. Interesting. Why exactly did you do that? I'm using RH's perl-5.6.0 RPM and it seems to work. > 6) installed cpan and started installing perl bundles/modules/scripts Did you have any module install problems? I had a couple/few, but I didn't keep a good log so I don't remember what they were. I'm still not sure if all the modules are installed correctly, but the thing works so I guess it's close enough. :-) > I got apache compiling and working after I realized I forgot to > *remove* Redhat's RPM's of openssl, then installed open_ssl > and apache compiled OK. You shouldn't have to do that. I didn't compile in mod_ssl, but I'd think you could point the Apache config to the OpenSSL files installed by RPM, since it's not a module, just a library. Micah |