39a5e6b885a8705613e73c368e063547ec2bf813 1234180 |
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20-Jan-2012 |
sf |
Make APACHE_MODULE() accept an optional prerequisite module for configure.
Introduce the following configure time dependencies:
mod_proxy_* (except proxy_html) require mod_proxy
mod_dav_* require mod_dav
mod_session_* require mod_session |
af536445271e71c6f1f2751c5c1b5df4dae6a649 1029814 |
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01-Nov-2010 |
poirier |
Add to modules' help text (displayed by ./configure -h) more
information that will be useful in deciding whether to enable
them or not. |
4a13940dc2990df0a798718d3a3f9cf1566c2217 807930 |
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26-Aug-2009 |
bjh |
Bring back OS/2 support.
Reverses r758929 with a little bit of conflict resolution. |
1ca054782cb35b5f67686a41b1df75c269fa617b 758929 |
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27-Mar-2009 |
trawick |
remove OS/2 platform support |
a63963882d689841dda3b37d64c814201c43b7ba 92505 |
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18-Dec-2001 |
orlikowski |
Remove old kludge for AIX, since the rtl flags handles this nicely now. |
1f23aaf954567fff7d867d6384b6b796121fb130 90170 |
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15-Aug-2001 |
orlikowski |
Works under AIX as a DSO now. |
41b34baf5fddaf08bc1d92aacdf3fedb6bf72dcc 90151 |
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14-Aug-2001 |
bjh |
OS/2: Allow mod_dav_fs to build as a DLL. It needs special treatment as it
makes calls to mod_dav. This links it against mod_dav's exports. |
21b6fe16a8a0cdd5a6d399af369da5f33e04dc11 89846 |
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01-Aug-2001 |
orlikowski |
Do this the traditional/correct way. |
cec7e7d6fcba7f0dacc545cf71492aea7f50fb3e 89839 |
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31-Jul-2001 |
orlikowski |
Get dav_fs to follow options for dav. |
7909bda3f51297a3698354459aa801fde5d6fa3a 89161 |
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18-May-2001 |
gstein |
Make mod_dav_fs mirror whatever mod_dav was enabled with (static or shared) |
8260d25de6f8c512cad1f00d010bdd2627ea0936 88864 |
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15-Apr-2001 |
rbb |
If mod_dav is not enabled, then don't enable mod_dav_fs. |
b0b24b580db4f1080ec29e64fb00265018dbbe01 88828 |
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12-Apr-2001 |
rbb |
Force the dav/fs config.m4 file to be added to the configure script after
the dav/main config.m4. This script should make sure that dav is enabled
before turning on dav/fs, but I leave that for somebody else to do. |