Thank you for the quick fix! By the way, when I compiled on Solaris 2.6,
it compiled OK without mod_so being enabled. Of course, I haven't
installed it yet, so I'll go back and recompile it with mod_so enabled.
Thanks again!
theo@omniti.com writes:
>Wow... weird side effect. It took me a while to replicate your error.
>
>mod_backhand requires dynamic loading and Apache doesn't compile this in
>unless you specify: --enable-module=so when compiling Apache.
>
>I got your exact error when I left that off. So, simply adding
>--enable-module=so into your ./configure line when you configure Apache
>should
>fix the problem.
>
>I will try to figure out how to "induce" mod_so to be enabled when
>--enable-module=backhand is specified. It's now on the TODO list.
>
>Thanks for the bug report!
>
>
it compiled OK without mod_so being enabled. Of course, I haven't
installed it yet, so I'll go back and recompile it with mod_so enabled.
Thanks again!
theo@omniti.com writes:
>Wow... weird side effect. It took me a while to replicate your error.
>
>mod_backhand requires dynamic loading and Apache doesn't compile this in
>unless you specify: --enable-module=so when compiling Apache.
>
>I got your exact error when I left that off. So, simply adding
>--enable-module=so into your ./configure line when you configure Apache
>should
>fix the problem.
>
>I will try to figure out how to "induce" mod_so to be enabled when
>--enable-module=backhand is specified. It's now on the TODO list.
>
>Thanks for the bug report!
>
>