[users@httpd] SHARED_CORE

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In apache 2.0, httpd has (according to the documentation) the following option:

-R directory
    When the server is compiled using the SHARED_CORE rule, this
specifies the directory for the shared object files.

It apears that compiling using the "SHARED_CORE" rule involves adding
the --enable-rule=SHARED_CORE to the configure command's options.

What I would like to know is though,  what this does. Does this mean I
can provide the httpd daemon with an additional directory to load its
modules from?

(I would like to build an apache that is split over two dirs, one with
all the webserver config data and the content, another with the
binaries and supporting files.)

Krist

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