#***************************************************************************
 # Title       : Apache Toolbox
 # File        : Apachetoolbox-install-1.5.xx.tar.gz
 # Author      : Bryan Andrews 
 # Date        : 12 June 2006
 # Version     : 1.5.73
 #
 # Description :
 #   Configures Apache with a variety of options.
 #
 #**************************************************************************
 #
 # Software distributed on an "AS IS" basis, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
 # either express or implied. This software is not affiliated with the
 # Apache Software Foundation (ASF).
 #
 #**************************************************************************
 # Copyright (c)2006 Bryan Andrews. All rights reserved.
 #
 # Bryan Andrews
 # bryanandrews{ a t }gmail{dot}com
 # http://www.apachetoolbox.com/
 #
 #**************************************************************************

-h or --help for command line options.



Run "./install.sh --update" to automatically download and update to the latest
version of the Apachetoolbox. It's only a small (about 60k) download.

Run "./install.sh --clean" to clean out the src/ directory.  This will force
ApacheToolbox to recompile everything, but not to download everything again.

After you've selected the mods you want and have a 'etc/config.cache' file,
you can re-run the same setup without any prompts by running 
'./install.sh --fast' .

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Solaris/BSD users, the script interpreter of install.sh is BASH (/bin/bash).
 Bash should be used, YMMV if you change it to /bin/sh.  The next major release
 (2.x) will be in perl.  If your willing to help port it please get a hold of me.
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Frontpage 2002 Extentions require precompiled binaries.  So only linux, freebsd, 
solaris (sparc and x86) are supported.  The binaries are about 10megs compressed
and only the linux tarball will be added to the script+sources tarball.




http://www.apachetoolbox.com for support and updates.
email  with patches and module submissions.




-- note about errors in httpd.conf after an upgrade... ---
When Apache is installed over an existing installation, your httpd.conf file
is /NOT/ overwritten.  This is working the way the Apache developers designed it.
If you removed/add modules you will probably 'break' your httpd.conf file and 
have to manually edit it.  Run 'apachectl configtest' to troubleshoot httpd.conf
files.