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From: Parker Thompson <parkert@u.washington.edu>
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Subject: apsx
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I'm entering the world of Apache DSO modules and thus far it's been a
bugger.  This is a rather silly question, but I have scoured the earth and
can't seem to find apsx, a program used to build DSO's for apache.

The documentation would seem to indicate that it comes standard with
apache, but I've installed the apache-1.3.12-25 and
apache-devel-devel-1.3.12-25 rpms (redhat 7.0 system) to no avail.

Anyone know where I could get this from and/or how to build DSO's using
gcc? I have looked high and low and am just confused and frightened at
this point.

Thanks,

Parker.
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