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reversethis-{gro.virt} {ta} {lrep.esu}
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I hack perl for dyndns.org, I maintain Net::DNS, I play drums in a band.. I do this, I do that.. yada yada yada...
Wednesday June 26, 2002
10:04 PM
mod_perl on OS X
I was at Jesse's talk on RT today, which was cool, and I got in a conversation with pudge about mod_perl and OS X. In talking to people it became clear that I was kinda rare in getting it to work right. So here's how I did it, and it was really really simple:
- You'll need to the developer tools, both the old 10.1 tools and the more recent ones worked for me.
- Build perl 5.6.1
- Get the mod_perl sources, unpack, etc... etc...
- Then just configure the source tree the "Flexible Way".
All and all, it is pretty simple. I've been using it for about 6 months now without any problems. Things should get even better once 5.8.0 matures, as it is even more OS X friendly.
an endless discussion thread about what features to include.
-- Jarkko Hietaniemi
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