Apache source?

[Brandon Allbery]

On Tue, Mar 24, 2015 at 11:07 AM, Gary Fitts <gary at ifitts.com> wrote:

> Actually I was hoping to study the core server as well as add a custom
> module or two. I did this before in a previous life, and debugging
> high-load performance was a lot easier (not easy, but easier) with the
> server source


Normally you get binaries from MacPorts. It is possible to extract source,
however:

    $ sudo port patch apache2

Extracts the source (port extract), fetching it if necessary (port fetch)
and applying any local patches. Also makes sure build-time prerequisites
are installed. The result is left in the port's work directory (port work).

You might want to read through http://guide.macports.org.

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