Hello world, Background: My goal is to get rid of project mgmt software and produce my progress reports from my good-old structured text maintained in vi. A few weeks ago I found a wonderful extension, basically an XHTML parser to Apache2 on one of the outliner mailing lists. A sample outline file parsed with it can be seen here: http://www.martini.nu/sample.otl I'm on windows xp pro as corporate standard, Apache2 also has to run here. The XHTML parser has a lot of dependencies, I could resolve them all except for libapreq2. I tried to build libapreq2 and I think I succeeded with that. Note: I'm a developer, but this is my very first Apache build on windows platform with tools I just downloaded for this purpose. I'm also not experienced with Apache. I could find Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition for download only, not VC6++ or 2003 ed., as they are mentioned in some places in the documentation. I only think the build itself succeeded, because finally both libapreq2.dll and mod_apreq2.so are created (and disappear with nmake clean :), although the build scripts bail out when creating the test scripts for them and even the compiler is complaining in the meantime about unknown command-line options, which I find alarming. I suspect something is wrong in the tool-chain also, it is not backward compatible with VC++6. Seems the makefile genrated by the perl script is for earlier versions of microsoft development environment. Anyway, I have libapreq2 built. However, I can't load it into Apache for some reason. I copied the .dll under the lib and the .so under the modules of the Apache installation tree from the build tree, hope this approach is correct, I don't like to build straight into the production tree. This is the tail of my httpd.conf, now both lines are commented out for Apache to be able to start. "... #LoadFile lib/libapreq2.dll #LoadModule apreq2_module modules/mod_apreq2.so ..." When I try to start Apache2 with any or both of the lines commented out, I get an error dialog saying: "... The requested operation has failed.!..." and we are bailing out from startup. Nothing in the server log, since it couldn't even start. An example error message logged into Event viewer: "... Event Type: Error Event Source: Apache Service ... Description: The Apache service named reported the following error:
httpd.exe: Syntax error on line 488 of
D:/bin/asf/Apache2.2/conf/httpd.conf: Cannot load lib/libapreq2.dll
into server: The specified module could not be found.
..."
But as I wrote earlier, the files are actually there.
Do you have any hints what I'm doing wrong? Why an existing file can
not be loaded into the server? Or the error message is misleading and
it actually tries to load the file, and that is malformed? Can
debug/retail setting play any role here?
Btw, which file needs to be loaded? The .dll, the .so or both?
A lot of questions, seems I'm lost on one of the final steps to put
the thing together.
Have a nice day,
Peter
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