hi, i'd like to install the libapreq (Generic Apache Request Library) but when i make it (make), it tells me there is syntax error on the apache_request.h file (line 38). i think this because of the bad configuration of mod_perl. in the readme of libapreq, it says :
IMPORTANT NOTE: To install the Perl modules, your mod_perl installatio +n MUST includes support for Apache::Table. This means that mod_perl sho +uld be built using the EVERYTHING=1, or at minimum PERL_TABLE_API=1. If y +ou see errors like this (during compilation of libapreq) Error: 'Apache::Table' not in typemap in Request.xs, your mod_perl must be rebuilt to include Apache::Table support.
does anyone know if i had to re-install the mod_perl package? i installed mod_perl1.3 on Apache2 using mandrake 10. thanks

In reply to install the Apache Request Library by alexism

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