On May 30, 2012 18:14 , Bill Vance <pro@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Well, I tried it, but ./configure died with: checking for tm_gmtoff in struct tm... yes adding "-DAPR_DTRACE_PROVIDER" to CPPFLAGS configure: error: 'DTrace Support in the build system is not complete. Patches Welcome!' Ok, so now what do I do?
If you don't need to build from source, don't. Install the packages via apt-get instead, preferably on a freshly loaded system. See the message I just sent about this.
If you are going to continue to try to build from source, I also recommend starting over with a fresh install of KUbuntu, as I think you may have changed enough things to result in the error message above. The reasons I say this are:
- I've recently built httpd 2.4.2 myself under Fedora 16 just this past weekend and did not encounter this error (and KUbuntu should not be very different). I've also just now successfully run configure under MacOS 10.7.3 without encountering the problem you describe.
- I've checked the contents of the configure script, and the only way you should ever see the above message is if you invoked configure with the --enable-trace option. Since you say you just ran "./configure" (without any command line options, right?), this points to something being fundamentally messed up on your system; it'll be easier to start over fresh in a known state than to try and find and fix whatever is broken.
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