Hi All,
Just started playing with RT and noticed this in the docs:
Apache, mod_perl and Mac OSX
As previously noted, loading mod_perl dynamically (DSO) does not work
with RT2 approximately 20-40% of the time. This includes the default
Apache + mod_perl installation under Mac OSX.
The following lines (under MacOSX) are indicative of this problem:
dyld: /usr/sbin/httpd multiple definitions of symbol
_ApacheRequest___parse
/Library/Perl/darwin/auto/Apache/Request/Request.bundle definition of
_ApacheRequest___parse
/Library/Perl/darwin/auto/Apache/Cookie/Cookie.bundle definition of
_ApacheRequest___parse
If you can, recompile Apache with mod_perl statically linked, or use
FastCGI. If you must use mod_perl as a dynamic module, please find a
solution to RT2 not consistently working and send it back to rt-devel.
I do lots of RT development on Mac OS X using FastCGI and it works
pretty damn well. - Jesse
For those who want to run it under a normal Apache on Mac OS X, see my
articles on MacDevCenter.com explaining how to compile and install your
own Apache with static mod_perl:
Radar – O’Reilly
HTH,
David
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David Wheeler wrote:
For those who want to run it under a normal Apache on Mac OS X, see my
articles on MacDevCenter.com explaining how to compile and install your
own Apache with static mod_perl:
Radar – O’Reilly
Thanks, David. The Installation Guide has been updated to point to
this excellent article.
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This is a very Mac question, but would using the Fink version of
Apache instead of the one from Apple also resolve this problem?On Mon, Feb 24, 2003 at 12:26:57PM -0800, David Wheeler wrote:
Hi All,
Just started playing with RT and noticed this in the docs:
Apache, mod_perl and Mac OSX
As previously noted, loading mod_perl dynamically (DSO) does not work
with RT2 approximately 20-40% of the time. This includes the default
Apache + mod_perl installation under Mac OSX.
The following lines (under MacOSX) are indicative of this problem:
dyld: /usr/sbin/httpd multiple definitions of symbol
_ApacheRequest___parse
/Library/Perl/darwin/auto/Apache/Request/Request.bundle definition of
_ApacheRequest___parse
/Library/Perl/darwin/auto/Apache/Cookie/Cookie.bundle definition of
_ApacheRequest___parse
If you can, recompile Apache with mod_perl statically linked, or use
FastCGI. If you must use mod_perl as a dynamic module, please find a
solution to RT2 not consistently working and send it back to rt-devel.
I do lots of RT development on Mac OS X using FastCGI and it works
pretty damn well. - Jesse
For those who want to run it under a normal Apache on Mac OS X, see my
articles on MacDevCenter.com explaining how to compile and install your
own Apache with static mod_perl:
Radar – O’Reilly
HTH,
David
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This is a very Mac question, but would using the Fink version of
Apache instead of the one from Apple also resolve this problem?
I doubt it because there’s no Fink version of Perl, which would be
needed, I expect, for a Fink version of Apache with mod_perl statically
compiled in.
But I’m not a Fink user; I like compiling stuff.
David
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