| Name | Modified | Size |
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| .. | ||
| Makefile.tmpl | 25 years ago | 123 B |
| mod_webkeep.c | 25 years ago | 15 KB |
| mod_webkeep.h | 26 years ago | 2 KB |
| mod_webkeep2.cc | 26 years ago | 4 KB |
| Readme.makefile | 25 years ago | 113 B |
| README.WEBKEEP | 25 years ago | 4 KB |
| Change | User | Description | Committed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 347 | paul_goffin | Improved building of the webkeeper module. Unpack the apache source; put the libs fro...m the Perforce apr tarball into src/Perforce; put the headers from the tarball into src/include. Put the module sources from here into src/modules/perforce. Follow the readme's about Configuration.tmpl & Configure then run "configure" from the apache root. Then follow the readme about the Makefile. Then make. « |
25 years ago |
| 234 | paul_goffin | Extended mod_webkeep.c to support multiple perforce servers via introducing an index mech...anism for the WebKeepAlias line. This works as follows: suppose there are two perforce servers: server1:1666 (serving depot-1) and server2:1666 (serving depot-2), Then set MAX_SERVERS to 2 (in mod_webkeep.c) and set up the httpd.conf file as follows: WebKeepPort 0 server1:1666 WebKeepPort 1 server2:1666 WebKeepAlias /depot-1 //depot-1 WebKeepAlias /depot-2 //depot-2 WebKeepUser <whatever> WebKeepClient <whatever> WebKeepIndex index.html The order of the "WebKeepAlias" lines is used to associate depot-1 with server 0 - i.e. server1:1666 and depot-2 with server 1 - i.e. server2:1666 This has been tested with Apache 1.3.6 and 1.3.9 on Redhat Linux 5.2 and 6.0 (I admit the implementation could be a lot more elegant, but it works...) « |
25 years ago |
| 174 | paul_goffin |
Adopting Raymonds latest versions. Fixes directory listing problem. |
26 years ago |
| 170 | paul_goffin | Forgot the module makefile - it's stardard except for Raymonds .cc.o rule to get the C++... webkeeper2 source built. « |
26 years ago |
| 169 | paul_goffin | Added the Apache directory structure to raymond wiker's webkeeper update. (So novic...es like me can find where to put the stuff!) Inlcuded the mods to the Apache Configuration.tmpl and main Makefile to actually make it build. (The Makefile needs to use "CPP" instead of "CC" to do the final link with the g++ libraries.) This isn't put in by "configure", so you need to edit Makefile (or replace it with the one in this submission if you're building just a standard apache with webkeeper) after the configure process. (This Makefile includes the change, so you can just "diff" it.) Also had to change the include in mod_webkeeper2.cc to "" style from <> style. This version built (and running) on Redhat Linux 5.2 (x86). « |
26 years ago |