Hi,
I'm running latest 4.3.3 on Solaris 10 sparc.
What is the best way of making Apache2 in solaris 10 to find /usr/local/lib (needed for libpcre.so.0 for once) I must use the built in apache2.
1 setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH for apache2 somewhere, can't find a suitable solution there. 2 crle -u -l /usr/local/lib Don't fancy that as it is GLOBAL. but the only solution I have right now. 3 setting some VAR in Apache2 conf somewhere so Apache2 find /usr/local/lib
I don't fancy any "hacks" that could break apache2 any time I apply a Solaris apache2 patch. A solid Production solution is preferred.
Any ideas, pros and cons appreciated.
- Roland
On 05/18/11 08:47 AM, Roland Soderstrom wrote:
Hi,
I'm running latest 4.3.3 on Solaris 10 sparc.
What is the best way of making Apache2 in solaris 10 to find /usr/local/lib (needed for libpcre.so.0 for once) I must use the built in apache2.
1 setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH for apache2 somewhere, can't find a suitable solution there. 2 crle -u -l /usr/local/lib Don't fancy that as it is GLOBAL. but the only solution I have right now. 3 setting some VAR in Apache2 conf somewhere so Apache2 find /usr/local/lib
I don't fancy any "hacks" that could break apache2 any time I apply a Solaris apache2 patch. A solid Production solution is preferred.
Any ideas, pros and cons appreciated.
- Roland
We use crle together with Apache 2.2 from opencsw. Googling "crle vs LD_LIBRARY_PATH Solaris" will give you a bunch of pros/cons
Dominique
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