mod_auth_pgsql for Apache22?

Sean Chittenden sean at gigave.com
Wed Feb 22 20:37:18 PST 2006


> > Change line 17 to read:
> > 
> > USE_APACHE= 22
> > 
> > And fire off the output.  If it compiles, then USE_APACHE should
> > be using ?= instead of =.  -sc
> 
> USE_APACHE=     22
> 
> LATEST_LINK=    mod_auth_pgsql2
> 
> AP_INC?=        ${LOCALBASE}/include
> Makefile: 33 lines, 826 characters

Heh, that was hasty advice... this is too, but this time I'll teach
'ya how to fish.  Leave the USE_APACHE statement alone, but the biggy
is going to be adding -DAPACHE_VERSION=22 to your make(1) invocation.
All of this was pulled from /usr/ports/Mk/bsd.apache.mk if you're
interested.  Give the following a try, but you'll have to experiment
some if it doesn't work.

# make -DAPACHE_VERSION=22 install clean

For consistency, it should be USE_APACHE=YES and
USE_APACHE_VER?=(13|20|21|22) but I'm not about to suggest a change
like this close to a release.  -sc

-- 
Sean Chittenden


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