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Compiling and installing your own version of the Apache module

With this release of the FrontPage Server Extensions for UNIX,
the FrontPage Apache module is installed as Dynamic Shared Object
(DSO).  It is no longer necessary to patch Apache.  We still ship
the source code for the FrontPage Apache module, and we still
ship a prebuilt Apache with the FrontPage Apache module built-in.
However, users who wish to build the FrontPage Apache module
themselves should use the new DSO mechanism.  This mechanism
requires that your Apache be built with mod_so (a standard 
module included in the Apache source distribution).

To compile an Apache Web server with any custom or nonstandard modules along with the FrontPage Apache module, follow the directions in this section. If you do not want to compile your own Apache Web server, the
FrontPage installation utility can install it for your, using the
Apache apxs utility.

Before compiling and installing the FrontPage Apache module, you must first uncompress and untar the FrontPage 2002 Server Extensions file, a process which fp_install.sh does for you. When this is completed, two FrontPage Apache module directories will be available.  The apache-fp
directory will contain mod_frontpage.c.  The apache2 directory will
contain mod_frontpage.c, mod_frontpage.h, mod_fpcgid.c, and mod_fpcgid.h.  Two separate versions are used because of significant
differences between modules for Apache 1.3 and Apache 2.0.

To compile and install your own version of the FrontPage Apache module,
use the Apache apxs utility.  This utility is part of Apache and is
installed in the Apache bin directory by default.  This utility
ensures that the FrontPage Apache module is compiled using the correct set of include files for your Apache installation.  Note that the
FrontPage installation script can automatically install the FrontPage
module, so that it is usually not necessary to run apxs directly.

To compile the FrontPage Apache module using apxs, change to the
directory containing the FrontPage Apache module source code,
and use
For Apache 1.3:
    ${httpd_root}/bin/apxs -c mod_frontpage.c
For Apache 2.0
    ${httpd_root}/bin/apxs -c mod_frontpage.c mod_fpcgid.c

where ${httpd_root} is the root of your Apache installation tree.
(This is for standard Apache installations.  Other installation
layouts may place the apxs utility in a different directory.)

This command will compile the FrontPage Apache module source code,
leaving the DSO file in the same directory tree.

To install the FrontPage Apache module into Apache, from the 
same directory as above:

For Apache 1.3:
	${httpd_root}/bin/apxs -i -a -n frontpage ./mod_frontpage.so
For Apache 2.0:
	${httpd_root}/bin/apxs -i -a -n frontpage ./mod_frontpage.la

This command will copy the Apache module into the appropriate
directory in the Apache installation tree, and will automatically
edit your configuration file to include an appropriate LoadModule 
command.