Changing INSTALLROOT for Apache 2.0

Hi,

I'm doing cross-compile of apache from Solaris to Powerpc linux as Non-root
user.
I need to change install root as in Apache 1.3.x, so that I can package
Apache and
later install on Linux system. If I use prefix as /usr/apache, I don't have
permission to
create files on Solaris. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Jerome

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"Jerome Purushotham" <shirl02@pacbell.net> writes:

>I'm doing cross-compile of apache from Solaris to Powerpc linux as Non-root
>user.
>I need to change install root as in Apache 1.3.x, so that I can package
>Apache and
>later install on Linux system. If I use prefix as /usr/apache, I don't have
>permission to
>create files on Solaris. Any help is greatly appreciated.

You could always run

make
make -n install

and use the output of the second command as a guide for manually
installing. Run it under "script" to collect the output.

That way the permissions on solaris won't matter. You will be
manually installing on your linux system.

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