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couldn't get mod_dav.so from Apache

From: <Xiaoyun.Guan_at_equifax.com>
Date: 2007-02-22 15:45:38 CET

Hey, Whoever, who can give me helps,

 I am trying to install a Apache based server but it was failed. The
following is what I did when I did the installation:

a. I used db-4.4.20.tar.gz to install Berkeley DB, and the installation
was successful ;
b. I used httpd-2.0.59.tar.gz to install Apache with enable WebDav, but I
didn't get the mod_dav.so module. Here is the options that I chose:

./configure --prefix=/svn/local \
             --with-dav --enable-dav --enable-so \
             --with-dbm=db4 --with-berkeley-db=/svn/local

From the web, it said httpd-2. comes with mod_dav module ( I checked the
code, it does). Although, Apache was installed with no error, but I didn't
get mod_dav.so module.

c. I used subversion-1.4.3.tar.gz to install subversion with no error. I
used svn/svnadmin to create repository, import files... svn/svnadmin seems
good. I configure the Apached based server, and run:

apachectl start

and it was failed because there is no mod_dav.so in /svn/local/modules
because mod_dav_svn.so needs mod_dav.so.

I checked that there have mod_dav.la and mod_dav.a in ./httpd-2.0.59
/modules/dav!!

It seems that I need to change the INSTALL or Makefile.in. But in a short
time, I don't know how to do it right. So, please give me your advice and
help.

Thank you very much!

Xiaoyun
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