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--with-module does not build MODULE_DIRS correctly
Summary: --with-module does not build MODULE_DIRS correctly
Product: Apache httpd-2.0
Version: 2.0.35
Platform: All
OS/Version: Other
Status: NEW
Severity: Minor
Priority: Other
Component: Other Modules
AssignedTo: bugs@httpd.apache.org
ReportedBy: chrisd@pearsoncmg.com
When using --with-module=module-type:module-file, if the module-type is not the
same as any of the modules enabled using --enable-module (or similar means),
then the MODULE_DIRS and MODULE_CLEANDIRS variables in the build/config_vars.mk
file are not properly created. The module-type is missing from MODULE_DIRS and
is present in MODULE_CLEANDIRS, which prevents the additional module from
compiling with make.
My current solution is to edit the configure script and save $modtype into a
variable following the block that deals with --with-module. Then, after the
block that deals with mod_so and before the lines that begin with
APACHE_VAR_SUBST="$APACHE_VAR_SUBST progname", I loop over $MODULE_DIRS (and
$MODULE_CLEANDIRS) and add (and remove) the additional $modtype, but only if it
has not been added to $MODULE_DIRS already by a preceding configuration block.
The following diff shows my current solution (hopefully the newlines will
display properly):
8993d8992
< extra_module_dir="$modtype"
11278,11298d11276
< if test ! -z "$extra_module_dir"; then
< extra_module_flag="0"
< for i in $MODULE_DIRS; do
< if test "x$i" = "x$extra_module_dir"; then
< extra_module_flag="1"
< break
< fi
< done
< if test $extra_module_flag = "0"; then
< echo " adding \"$extra_module_dir\" to MODULE_DIRS"
< MODULE_DIRS="$MODULE_DIRS $extra_module_dir"
< extra_module_cleandirs=""
< for i in $MODULE_CLEANDIRS; do
< if test "x$i" != "x$extra_module_dir"; then
< extra_module_cleandirs="$extra_module_cleandirs $i"
< fi
< done
< echo " removing \"$extra_module_dir\" from MODULE_CLEANDIRS"
< MODULE_CLEANDIRS="$extra_module_cleandirs"
< fi
< fi
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--with-module does not build MODULE_DIRS correctly
Summary: --with-module does not build MODULE_DIRS correctly
Product: Apache httpd-2.0
Version: 2.0.35
Platform: All
OS/Version: Other
Status: NEW
Severity: Minor
Priority: Other
Component: Other Modules
AssignedTo: bugs@httpd.apache.org
ReportedBy: chrisd@pearsoncmg.com
When using --with-module=module-type:module-file, if the module-type is not the
same as any of the modules enabled using --enable-module (or similar means),
then the MODULE_DIRS and MODULE_CLEANDIRS variables in the build/config_vars.mk
file are not properly created. The module-type is missing from MODULE_DIRS and
is present in MODULE_CLEANDIRS, which prevents the additional module from
compiling with make.
My current solution is to edit the configure script and save $modtype into a
variable following the block that deals with --with-module. Then, after the
block that deals with mod_so and before the lines that begin with
APACHE_VAR_SUBST="$APACHE_VAR_SUBST progname", I loop over $MODULE_DIRS (and
$MODULE_CLEANDIRS) and add (and remove) the additional $modtype, but only if it
has not been added to $MODULE_DIRS already by a preceding configuration block.
The following diff shows my current solution (hopefully the newlines will
display properly):
8993d8992
< extra_module_dir="$modtype"
11278,11298d11276
< if test ! -z "$extra_module_dir"; then
< extra_module_flag="0"
< for i in $MODULE_DIRS; do
< if test "x$i" = "x$extra_module_dir"; then
< extra_module_flag="1"
< break
< fi
< done
< if test $extra_module_flag = "0"; then
< echo " adding \"$extra_module_dir\" to MODULE_DIRS"
< MODULE_DIRS="$MODULE_DIRS $extra_module_dir"
< extra_module_cleandirs=""
< for i in $MODULE_CLEANDIRS; do
< if test "x$i" != "x$extra_module_dir"; then
< extra_module_cleandirs="$extra_module_cleandirs $i"
< fi
< done
< echo " removing \"$extra_module_dir\" from MODULE_CLEANDIRS"
< MODULE_CLEANDIRS="$extra_module_cleandirs"
< fi
< fi
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