Re: Multiple APR versions are a problem?

At 02-04-2004 09:41, Ben Reser wrote:
> > Its not possible to install the svn client without
> > replacing the httpd because of sharing libapr.
>
>Using my packages can solve this for you. I have all the dependencies
>solved for you. You can find my packages here:
>http://mirror.brain.org/linux/breser/mandrake/

I'm using your packages and the problem is that you only build a subset
of the apache modules that we are using. Now if I could use svnserver
and avoid messing with apache that would be fine. But because of APR
I cannot install svn at all and leave httpd2 as installed and working
from the 9.2 distro.

> > In our case we don't want to replace the httpd, so
> > it limits svn deployment.
>
>Why? If you're worried about support, I can assure you that my Apache
>packages will be kept up to date with security fixes. One of the
>machines that serves stuff for the Mandrake security team is running
>those packages.

You don't have all the modules we need built and I don't have the time
to do the builds myself.

>If you find bugs in my packages, I want to know about it. I'll be happy
>to fix them, I'm running them on the platforms I have up (including
>Mandrake 9.2).

You are using BDB 4.1.?? I think using 4.2.?? is more stable.

>APR isn't at 1.0 yet. As a result they're still finding and fixing
>problems...

So static link and avoid the reinstall-the-world problem! Or set a different
so version so that more then one libapr.so can be installed. What do you think?

Barry

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Received on Sat Apr 3 14:29:01 2004