Date: Sun, 1 Aug 2010 20:50:21 +0200 From: Szilveszter Adam <sziszi@bsd.hu> To: freebsd-apache@freebsd.org Subject: problem with www/apache22 port Message-ID: <20100801185021.GA1771@baranyfelhocske.buza.adamsfamily.xx>
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Hello everybody, I am new on this list, so please excuse me if this question belongs more on -ports. I have noticed a weird thing with the latest upgrade of the www/apache22 port (to 2.2.16). I am running -CURRENT (r210668) on i386 and using apache has been very smooth so far. However, during the most recent upgrade I have noticed that two modules that are enabled by default (cgi and filter) did not build. I suspected a build failure at first, but to my surprise it turned out that they were simply disabled during compilation, even though 1) they are enabled by default and 2) I have explicitly enabled them using the OPTIONS. I have tried to run configure from the WRKDIR directly, and then the two modules were enabled as expected. So, I have started to investigate a bit and have found out that during the processing of bsd.apache.mk, a list of modules to be built with the port is built and placed into the _APACHE_MODULES variable. At the same time, all modules that are explicitly disabled get listed in the WITHOUT_MODULES variable. After this, the contents of _APACHE_MODULES get filtered through the list in WITHOUT_MODULES in order to weed out any that may have been accidentally enabled and disabled at the same time. The remaining modules are then placed in the APACHE_MODULES variable and passed to configure. Interestingly enough, the _APACHE_MODULES and the WITHOUT_MODULES variables were correctly reflecting my configuration choices, but by the time the APACHE_MODULES variable got populated, the cgi and the filter modules were gone from the list. (Along with cache, which is also on by default) Now my question: Has anyone seen anything like this recently? Any tips what may be going on here? Thanks for any pointers! -- Regards: Szilveszter ADAM Budapest Hungary
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