There are two ways to build mod_specweb99 for Apache 2.x:

1. apxs

On GNU platforms, point the APXS environment variable to your Apache 2 apxs 
executable, then use the Makefile in this directory.

2. Build it as if it were part of the httpd-2.0 distribution.

Copy mod_specweb99.* and config5.m4 from this directory into 
.../httpd-2.0/modules/generators, then re-run buildconf and enable with

	./configure --enable-specweb99

You need:

  LoadModule specweb99_module modules/mod_specweb99.so

in httpd.conf if mod_specweb99 is built as a DSO.  Unlike
the 1.3 version and earlier 2.0 versions of mod_specweb99,
you don't need <Location > containers for specweb99_*_handler
in httpd.conf.

The SPECWeb99 client rc file should contain:

DYNAMIC_ROOT=http://@@SERVER@@/

...with nothing after the final slash, so that the URI for SPECWeb99
dynamic requests is always "/".  You can use symlinks within the
Apache DocumentRoot directory to allow the SPECWeb99 file_set to reside 
elsewhere.

DYN_GET_SCRIPT, DYN_CAD_SCRIPT, DYN_POST_SCRIPT, and DYN_CMD_SCRIPT
can all be commented out.  DYN_CGI_SCRIPT needs to be a valid URL for
a SPECWeb99 CGI script/executable.

Note: 
-   lacks some of the timeout/error catching - APR problem
-   locking different - due to APR

WORK IN PROCESS

See the file LICENSE.txt for license info.

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