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Setting up Solaris Apache
Hi everbody,
Can anyone tell me how to configure apache, it's look complicated from the help docs using the ./configure command. I'm on salaris 2.6 and running apache 1.3.12. Is there a easy way to set it up, a script that i can use or someone can guide me thru.
Need help urgently !!
Thanks
Can anyone tell me how to configure apache, it's look complicated from the help docs using the ./configure command. I'm on salaris 2.6 and running apache 1.3.12. Is there a easy way to set it up, a script that i can use or someone can guide me thru.
Need help urgently !!
Thanks
lightstream,
I would presume that you are running Solaris 2.6, on Sparc,platform. (and not "salaris" :)
There are really two ways to get your very own copy of Apache running: (1) build it yourself from source code, (2) get the precompiled version for your os/platform.
The easiest approach is to get the precompiled version. Grab yourself a copy from either http://www.sunfreeware.com/ or http://httpd.apache.org/dist/solaris/ On both site, you will need to know you Solaris version. I think the one on Apache's download side would require you to pick the specific architecture for you machine.
Pick a copy, and follow the installation instruction. It should be quite straightforward.
In the event that you are like adventure, building is not that complicated. Getting your machine to be ready for development is a bit tricky. There is a FAQ that discuss some of the issues, and the required libaries/header/developmen
I would presume that you are running Solaris 2.6, on Sparc,platform. (and not "salaris" :)
There are really two ways to get your very own copy of Apache running: (1) build it yourself from source code, (2) get the precompiled version for your os/platform.
The easiest approach is to get the precompiled version. Grab yourself a copy from either http://www.sunfreeware.com/ or http://httpd.apache.org/dist/solaris/ On both site, you will need to know you Solaris version. I think the one on Apache's download side would require you to pick the specific architecture for you machine.
Pick a copy, and follow the installation instruction. It should be quite straightforward.
In the event that you are like adventure, building is not that complicated. Getting your machine to be ready for development is a bit tricky. There is a FAQ that discuss some of the issues, and the required libaries/header/developmen
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samri,
The instruction is base on the ./configure command, how to choose the second option ((2)get the precompiled version for your os/platform)
I've got the file, i did gunzip followed by tar xvf but the doc files are the same, is base on the ./configure command. How do i configure using the second option, or at least get the help files for second option.
Pls. advise ??
The instruction is base on the ./configure command, how to choose the second option ((2)get the precompiled version for your os/platform)
I've got the file, i did gunzip followed by tar xvf but the doc files are the same, is base on the ./configure command. How do i configure using the second option, or at least get the help files for second option.
Pls. advise ??
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Managed to bring it up. Thanks alot. Thank you.
Great.
btw, what options did you decide to work with; the pkgadd format from Sunfreeware seems to be more straightforward, but the version is a bit old.
anyway, should you have further queries, drop by, and we would be happy to offer a hand.
btw, what options did you decide to work with; the pkgadd format from Sunfreeware seems to be more straightforward, but the version is a bit old.
anyway, should you have further queries, drop by, and we would be happy to offer a hand.
I would presume that you are running Solaris 2.6, on Sparc,platform. (and not "salaris" :)
There are really two ways to get your very own copy of Apache running: (1) build it yourself from source code, (2) get the precompiled version for your os/platform.
The easiest approach is to get the precompiled version. Grab yourself a copy from either http://www.sunfreeware.com/ or http://httpd.apache.org/dist/solaris/ On both site, you will need to know you Solaris version. I think the one on Apache's download side would require you to pick the specific architecture for you machine.
Pick a copy, and follow the installation instruction. It should be quite straightforward.
In the event that you are like adventure, building is not that complicated. Getting your machine to be ready for development is a bit tricky. There is a FAQ that discuss some of the issues, and the required libaries/header/developmen