[23731] trunk/dports/www/apache20/Portfile

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Revision: 23731
          http://trac.macosforge.org/projects/macports/changeset/23731
Author:   blair at macports.org
Date:     2007-04-07 16:58:17 -0700 (Sat, 07 Apr 2007)

Log Message:
-----------
Add some notes about the Zend Optimizer that runs on 10.3 in Apache
2.2.x not working.

Modified Paths:
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    trunk/dports/www/apache20/Portfile

Modified: trunk/dports/www/apache20/Portfile
===================================================================
--- trunk/dports/www/apache20/Portfile	2007-04-07 23:51:43 UTC (rev 23730)
+++ trunk/dports/www/apache20/Portfile	2007-04-07 23:58:17 UTC (rev 23731)
@@ -1,20 +1,20 @@
 # $Id$
 
-# This Port was built for the sole purpose of allowing Apache 2.x.y on
-# Mac OS X 10.3 to serve PHP Zend encoded files using the Zend
-# Optimizer.  The Zend Optimizer is distribued only in binary form as
-# an Apache module that enables the server to serve optimized and
-# obfuscated PHP code from third party vendors.  Since the Optimizer
-# is a binary module, it must run in a binary compatible OS and Apache
-# environment.
+# Besides having a Port for the Apache 2.0.x line, this Port was built
+# to allow Apache 2.x.y on Mac OS X 10.3 to serve PHP Zend encoded
+# files using the Zend Optimizer.  The Zend Optimizer is distributed
+# only in binary form as an Apache module that enables the server to
+# serve optimized and obfuscated PHP code from third party vendors.
+# Since the Optimizer is a binary module, it must run in a binary
+# compatible OS and Apache environment.
 #
 # While newer versions of the Zend Optimizer do work with Apache
 # 2.2.x, it appears that these binary modules are compiled on 10.4 and
-# trying to load the module into Apache on 10.3 resulsts in missing
-# symbol errors.
-#
-# Do not delete this Port without contacting Blair Zajac
-# <blair at orcaware.com>.
+# trying to load the module into Apache on 10.3 results in missing
+# symbol errors.  When older versions of the Zend Optimizer that work
+# on 10.3 are loaded into Apache 2.2.x, then the error_log will have
+# messages about double free memory errors.  So the only combination
+# that works on 10.3 is with Apache 2.0.x.
 
 PortSystem 1.0
 name             apache20
@@ -30,20 +30,25 @@
 			frequently requested new features, and has an API \
 			which allows it to be extended to meet users' needs \
 			more easily.  This Portfile is not the latest version \
-			of the Apache web server, see the apache2 port.  This \
-			Port was built for the sole purpose of allowing \
-			Apache 2.x.y on Mac OS X 10.3 to serve PHP Zend \
-			encoded files using the Zend Optimizer.  The Zend \
-			Optimizer is distribued only in binary form as an \
-			Apache module which enables the server to serve \
-			optimized and obfuscated PHP code from third party \
-			vendors.  Since the Optimizer is a binary module, it \
-			must run in a binary compatible OS and Apache \
-			environment.  While newer versions of the Zend \
-			Optimizer do work with Apache 2.2.x, it appears that \
-			these binary modules are compiled on 10.4 and trying \
-			to load the module into Apache on 10.3 resulsts in \
-			missing symbol errors.
+			of the Apache web server, see the apache2 port.  \
+			Besides having a Port for the Apache 2.0.x line, this \
+			Port was built to allow Apache 2.x.y on Mac OS X 10.3 \
+			to serve PHP Zend encoded files using the Zend \
+			Optimizer.  The Zend Optimizer is distributed only in \
+			binary form as an Apache module that enables the \
+			server to serve optimized and obfuscated PHP code \
+			from third party vendors.   Since the Optimizer is a \
+			binary module, it must run in a binary compatible OS \
+			and Apache environment.   While newer versions of the \
+			Zend Optimizer do work with Apache 2.2.x, it appears \
+			that these binary modules are compiled on 10.4 and \
+			trying to load the module into Apache on 10.3 results \
+			in missing symbol errors.  When older versions of the \
+			Zend Optimizer that work on 10.3 are loaded into \
+			Apache 2.2.x, then the error_log will contain \
+			messages about double free memory errors.  So the \
+			only combination that works on 10.3 is with Apache \
+			2.0.x.
 
 homepage         http://httpd.apache.org/
 platforms        darwin freebsd openbsd

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