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How To Build the Apache of Your Dreams
By: Darren Chamberlain
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    2000-09-19

    Table of Contents:
  • How To Build the Apache of Your Dreams
  • Building Apache
  • Module Definitions and Groupings
  • Diversion: Shared Modules (mod_so)
  • Diversion: Layouts
  • Building Apache, Really
  • Last Thoughts
  • References

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    How To Build the Apache of Your Dreams - Building Apache
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    Get the latest copy of the Apache source code from http://www.apache.org/dist/. The current version as of this writing is 2.0.48. Download the source to a suitable place, e.g., /tmp.

    # cd /tmp # gunzip -c apache_1.3.12.tar.gz | tar xf - # cd apache_1.3.12/
    Once we have the source gunzipped and de-tarred, we are ready to begin.

    Building Apache is a four part process. Step one is deciding how we want Apache to be configured; step two is invoking the compiler; step three is testing the resulting compiled binary; and step four is putting everything in place. Luckily, we have make to speed us along with the last three steps (make, make test, and make install). Configuration, however, requires some forethought and knowledge, however rudimentary, of what type of web site the server is going to be used for. To do this, we'll use the configure script and pass options to define how Apache is to be built.

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