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@Nude p5-Apache. We don't support 3.* anymore.
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@Post-install Notes for p5-Apache
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This port has built a new Apache dynamic shared object (DSO).
If it was built from source, the module has already been
activated in ${PREFIX}/etc/apache/apache.conf.  If, however,
it was installed using the binary package, the activation must be
done manually, using the command
	${PREFIX}/sbin/apxs -e -a -n perl libperl.so

This is actually a bug.  (If you are using conditional module loading
in apache.conf, such as with mod_ssl, apxs may add the module in the
wrong place.)

($PREFIX is usually /usr/local unless you override it).
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@Update to version 1.21.

PR:		13705
Submitted by:	Garrett Wollman <wollman@@khavrinen.lcs.mit.edu>
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@Initial revision
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@d4 10
a13 5
This port has built a new httpd binary that includes the perl5 module
(mod_perl).  To avoid overwriting an existing httpd binary, it has been
installed as

${PREFIX}/sbin/httpd_modperl
a15 13

In order to use this module, you should rename it to httpd.  Remember that
this binary is the standard apache port, with mod_perl and nothing else
added.  If you have already built yourself an httpd binary containing
optional modules, you are better off building mod_perl yourself.

The original source for p5-Apache can be found at any CPAN mirror, in the
directory

modules/by-module/Apache/

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@Import of p5-Apache, a module to integrate perl5 with almost every part of the Apache web server
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