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Date: Mon, 6 Dec 2004 22:01:08 +0100
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    pcre symbol issues for apache modules

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------- Additional Comments From dilinger@voxel.net  2004-12-06 22:01 -------
Ok, I've created a new patch that should supercede both other patches.  This
patch checks for regex support via libc, and will use that if found.  If the
libc doesn't support POSIX.2 regex functions, it will then check for
an external pcre; if found, it links against that.  If it doesn't find
that, it finally falls back to compiling and linking against its own
internal pcre library.

This patch is also significantly smaller than my other two patches, as it
doesn't require any widespread symbol changes.  I've tested compilation
with and without regex.h and pcre-dev.  Testers whose libc specifically lacks
regex support are requested (all testers welcome, of course :)

I'll follow up w/ fixes as necessary.

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