Compiling Apache 2.0.48 for win32

As we have already discussed when 2.0.48 was released, the make script
fails in its final stages when building the Apache release version on
win32.

I just found out that he bug report disappeared from the bugzilla page.
It was not marked as resolved or closed, it just disappeared.

Does anyone know what happened? Why was the entry deleted from the
database? The bug is most likly still there, because the win32 source
does not seem to have changed. At least the time and date from the
archive available on the FTP has not changed.

http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=24329

Will Rowe claims to have patched the .48 -win32-src.zip

If not, just copy over ssl-std.conf from .47 to .48 and build.


Anonymous <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote in message news:<3FB55E99.FB5B8FF@nowhere.com>...
> As we have already discussed when 2.0.48 was released, the make script
> fails in its final stages when building the Apache release version on
> win32.
>
> I just found out that he bug report disappeared from the bugzilla page.
> It was not marked as resolved or closed, it just disappeared.
>
> Does anyone know what happened? Why was the entry deleted from the
> database? The bug is most likly still there, because the win32 source
> does not seem to have changed. At least the time and date from the
> archive available on the FTP has not changed.

TowerOfPower wrote:
>
> http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=24329
>
> Will Rowe claims to have patched the .48 -win32-src.zip

I just downloaded it again, it's still the same .zip that was released
on 29.10.

> If not, just copy over ssl-std.conf from .47 to .48 and build.

I don't want to do that to make sure that does not create unpredictable
bugs. I want a stable server.

> > If not, just copy over ssl-std.conf from .47 to .48 and build.
>
> I don't want to do that to make sure that does not create unpredictable
> bugs. I want a stable server.

I have looked into this problem in depth. This is a simple matter.

I am not going to repeat myself, if you want to know for yourself of
what exactly is the result of this...

http://forums.devside.net/viewtopic.php?t=81