Usually, it helps us if you show not only the commands you typed, but also the responses you got from typing the commands.

My guess is that you do not have a suitable C compiler installed for mod_perl, or forgot to start vcvars32.cmd to set up the path and include files.

".so files" is unix slang for dynamically loadable libraries. Under Windows, these are called DLLs and have the .dll file extension. If you don't find any of these in your mod_perl build directory, you are likely out of luck and have to install a version of the C compiler that was used to compile your Perl. This likely is Microsoft Visual C++ 6, if you're using an ActiveState build of Perl.

In reply to Re: Installing mod_perl 2.0 by Corion
in thread Installing mod_perl 2.0 by kulls

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