On 24 Oct 2007, at 19:54, Kevin Tomasek wrote:
>
> the intended audience for the use of svn is only our local
> network. i don't believe that i really need the apache stuff
> functional. i can see the configure switch that is supposed to
> change the httpd.conf file to disable the mod_dav sections. i
> don't know if this will stop the install of this stuff into /usr/lib64
>
> questions:
> i wish to build this for general consumption. ie i don't want to
> go to 20 machines to build svn and update each ones 'local' /usr/
> lib64 directory. is this possible?
>
> i don't wish to install as root. is there some way to bypass the /
> usr/lib64 install sections?
> why does it look at /usr/lib64? couldn't it use the --
> prefix=<install_root>/lib64 ??
> is there a good solution to this or am i missing something completely?
I had no problem building subversion into my home directory, but than
I had previously built Apache also into my home directory so I didn't
run into those permission issues. I'm guessing a bit, but I think
your problem is that --prefix is being ignored because the install
process thinks the Apache modules should go in the directory where
Apache expects them to be (not an unreasonable assumption IMO).
Looking at configure --help, you could try configuring with --without-
apxs and --without-apache
>
>
> kevin
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Received on Thu Oct 25 14:17:59 2007