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    • Ken Coar's avatar
      · 16630ef4
      Ken Coar authored
      	Add Harrie Hazewinkel's scoreboard patch.
      
      
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    • Ralf S. Engelschall's avatar
      Fix the LDLIBS_SHLIB for Rhapsody. · a271dd8e
      Ralf S. Engelschall authored
      Submitted by: Wilfredo Sanchez <wsanchez@apple.com>
      Reviewed by: Ralf S. Engelschall
      
      Comment: It's not a really good fix, but it's currently
               the only way to fix it for Rhapsody. Actually we have to fix the
               complete LDFLAGS/LDFLAGS_SHLIB/EXTRA_LDFLAGS/LDFLAGS1 handling.
               Because this is not quite correct. But we cannot fix it to be correct
               without risking platforms to break (which is a bad thing for Apache
               1.3.x while we're already stable) because of mutual exclusion of
               linker options under DSO and non-DSO situation on some platforms.
      
      
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    • Ralf S. Engelschall's avatar
      Add APACI --permute-module=foo:bar option which can be used to · 13e3a363
      Ralf S. Engelschall authored
      on-the-fly/batch permute the order of two modules (mod_foo and mod_bar)
      in the Configuration[.apaci] file. Two special and important variants are
      supported for the option argument: first BEGIN:foo which permutes module
      mod_foo with the begin of the module list, i.e. it `moves' the module to
      the begin of the list (gives it lowest priority).  And second foo:END
      which permutes mod_foo with the end of the module list, i.e. it `moves'
      the module to the end of the list (gives it highest priority).
      
      Notice:
      The way it is implemented looks a little bit too complicated but has to be
      done this way because of portability reasons.  And this implementation is now
      already tested by me for portability under the following platforms:
       o FreeBSD 2.2.2
       o Debian GNU/Linux 1.3/2.0.35
       o Solaris 2.5.1
       o SunOS 4.1.3
      
      
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