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      <title>Darth Savage</title>
      <description>Thanks for putting this page together...saved me some time in compiling 64-bit Apache 2.2.x.  Wanted to pass on one note of interest:

Setting --libdir=/usr/lib64 and compiling as a non-root user may cause problems during make install, as the install portion of the build will want to place some apr-related libraries in the directory that you set as libdir.  So, if you are running an OS that already has files present that are related to apr via an already installed package, the make install will fail.

In my case, I set --libdir=$APACHE_HOME/lib64 and the make install completed without a hitch.  The apr-related libraries are placed in $APACHE_HOME/lib64 and the make install process also updates the envvars file to include a LD_LIBRARY_PATH declaration which includes the --libdir specified during configure, so the proper apr-related libraries will be used during runtime.

Thanks again!</description>
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      <pubDate>2008-07-14 11:18:58</pubDate>
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