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do a raw directory copy as in:
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  shell&gt; cp -rpd ./site $DOCUMENT_ROOT/asp
</pre></font>So you could then reference the Apache::ASP docs at /asp/ at your site,
and the examples at /asp/eg/ .
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</pre></font>This is not a good production configuration, because it is insecure
with the FollowSymLinks, and tells Apache to look for .htaccess 
which is bad for performance but it should be handy for getting 
started with development.
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</pre></font>You will know that Apache::ASP is working normally if you 
can run the scripts in ./site/eg/ without any errors.  Common
problems can be found in the <a href=faq.html><font size=-1 face=verdana><b>FAQ</b></font></a> section.</font>
	
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	<font face=verdana><font class=title size=+0 color=#555555><b>Build static Apache and mod_perl for Apache 1.3.x</b></font>
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</pre></font>For a quick build of apache, there is a script in the distribution at
./make_httpd/build_httpds.sh that can compile a statically linked
Apache with mod_ssl and <a href=http://perl.apache.org><font size=-1 face=verdana><b>mod_perl</b></font></a>.  Just drop the sources into the 
make_httpd directory, configure the environments as appropriate,
and execute the script like this: 
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 make_httpd&gt; ./build_httpds.sh
</pre></font>You might also find helpful a couple items:
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  <a href="http://perl.apache.org/guide/install.html">Stas&#39;s mod_perl guide install section</a>

  <a href="http://www.apachetoolbox.com/">Apache Toolbox</a>
</pre></font>People have been using Apache Toolbox to automate their 
complex builds of Apache 1.3.x with great success.</font>
	
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	<font face=verdana><font class=title size=+0 color=#555555><b>Win32 / Windows Install</b></font>
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</pre></font>If you are on a Win32 platform, like WinNT or Windows 2000, 
you can download the win32 binaries linked to from:
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  <a href=http://perl.apache.org/download/binaries.html#Win32>http://perl.apache.org/download/binaries.html#Win32</a>
</pre></font>and install the latest perl-win32-bin-*.exe file.
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</pre></font>Randy Kobes has graciously provided these, which include
compiled versions perl, <a href=http://perl.apache.org><font size=-1 face=verdana><b>mod_perl</b></font></a>, apache, mod_ssl,
as well as all the modules required by Apache::ASP
and Apache::ASP itself.
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</pre></font>After installing this distribution, in Apache2\conf\perl.conf
(pulled in via Apache2\conf\httpd.conf) there&#39;s directives that
have Apache::ASP handle files placed under the Apache2\asp\
directory. There should be a sample Apache::ASP script there,
printenv.html, accessed as <a href=http://127.0.0.1/asp/printenv.html>http://127.0.0.1/asp/printenv.html</a>
which, if working, will print out your environment variables.</font>
	
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	<font face=verdana><font class=title size=+0 color=#555555><b>WinME / 98 / 95 flock() workaround</b></font>
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</pre></font>For those on desktop Windows operation systems, Apache::ASP v2.25 and
later needs a special work around for the lack of flock() support
on these systems.  Please add this to your Apache httpd.conf to
fix this problem after <a href=http://perl.apache.org><font size=-1 face=verdana><b>mod_perl</b></font></a> is installed:
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  &lt;Perl&gt;
   *CORE::GLOBAL::flock = sub { 1 };
  &lt;/Perl&gt;
  PerlModule  Apache::ASP
</pre></font>Please be sure to add this configuration before Apache::ASP is loaded
via PerlModule, or a PerlRequire statement.</font>
	

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