openbsd-ports/www/ap2-mod_perl/pkg/MESSAGE

Before you can use ap2-mod_perl, you need to enable it on your
Apache2 configuration.

Edit ${SYSCONFDIR}/apache2/httpd2.conf and add the following line:

	LoadModule perl_module ${PREFIX}/lib/apache2/mod_perl.so

Restart your httpd2 for changes to make effect.
tweak MESSAGE and UNMESSAGE to use ${SYSCONFDIR} and ${PREFIX} rather than hard coded paths. better wording while here. pointed out by steven@ 2007-01-10 09:22:00 -05:00			`Before you can use ap2-mod_perl, you need to enable it on your`
			`Apache2 configuration.`
import of mod_perl 2.0.3 for use on apache 2 this package aims to provide the full power of perl together with the apache web server version 2. you can use perl to manage apache, respond to requests for web pages and much more. there already exists a mod_perl in ports (www/mod_perl) for use with the apache in the base openbsd system. this one is usable only with www/apache-httpd. the mod_perl developers were kind enough to set things up so they wont conflict with each other, so you can have both running concurrently. originally from srebrenko sehic, with some naming tweaks from me. lots of help from robert@ (as always). im importing this now so it can be worked on in tree, but not hooking it up to the bulk builds. there are a few warts that need to be fixed but i hate sending tarballs around when we have a tree to develop in. its also nice to have commit messages against changes so you can see why decisions were made a certain way. after everyone is happy it can be hooked up. 2007-01-10 08:51:50 -05:00
tweak MESSAGE and UNMESSAGE to use ${SYSCONFDIR} and ${PREFIX} rather than hard coded paths. better wording while here. pointed out by steven@ 2007-01-10 09:22:00 -05:00			`Edit ${SYSCONFDIR}/apache2/httpd2.conf and add the following line:`
import of mod_perl 2.0.3 for use on apache 2 this package aims to provide the full power of perl together with the apache web server version 2. you can use perl to manage apache, respond to requests for web pages and much more. there already exists a mod_perl in ports (www/mod_perl) for use with the apache in the base openbsd system. this one is usable only with www/apache-httpd. the mod_perl developers were kind enough to set things up so they wont conflict with each other, so you can have both running concurrently. originally from srebrenko sehic, with some naming tweaks from me. lots of help from robert@ (as always). im importing this now so it can be worked on in tree, but not hooking it up to the bulk builds. there are a few warts that need to be fixed but i hate sending tarballs around when we have a tree to develop in. its also nice to have commit messages against changes so you can see why decisions were made a certain way. after everyone is happy it can be hooked up. 2007-01-10 08:51:50 -05:00
tweak MESSAGE and UNMESSAGE to use ${SYSCONFDIR} and ${PREFIX} rather than hard coded paths. better wording while here. pointed out by steven@ 2007-01-10 09:22:00 -05:00			`LoadModule perl_module ${PREFIX}/lib/apache2/mod_perl.so`
import of mod_perl 2.0.3 for use on apache 2 this package aims to provide the full power of perl together with the apache web server version 2. you can use perl to manage apache, respond to requests for web pages and much more. there already exists a mod_perl in ports (www/mod_perl) for use with the apache in the base openbsd system. this one is usable only with www/apache-httpd. the mod_perl developers were kind enough to set things up so they wont conflict with each other, so you can have both running concurrently. originally from srebrenko sehic, with some naming tweaks from me. lots of help from robert@ (as always). im importing this now so it can be worked on in tree, but not hooking it up to the bulk builds. there are a few warts that need to be fixed but i hate sending tarballs around when we have a tree to develop in. its also nice to have commit messages against changes so you can see why decisions were made a certain way. after everyone is happy it can be hooked up. 2007-01-10 08:51:50 -05:00
			`Restart your httpd2 for changes to make effect.`