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            <textarea name='content' rows='20'>Install Lua 5.1
    http://www.lua.org/download.html
    
    Lua does not use autoconf for compiling. This means that you do not use
    ./configure. It has good build instructions, though, so hopefully things
    will go smoothly.
    
    I like to change the directory Lua installs to. In order to do this you
    need to set LUA_TOP in the configuration makefile for Lua. For these 
    instructions I have set LUA_TOP to /Users/brianm/.opt/lua-5.1.2 -- you
    will see this directory referred to later.
    
    
Install Apache HTTPD 2.2
    http://httpd.apache.org/download.cgi
    
    You can build apache pretty much any way you like, as long as you enable
    dynamic module loading (--enable-so) so that mod_wombat can be loaded.
    
    You may user (and I encourage you to!) the threaded MPMs -- mod_wombat
    plays nicely with them.

    I build it with these flags:
        
    ./configure --prefix=/Users/brianm/.opt/httpd-2.2.4-worker-wombat \
                --with-mpm=worker  \
                --enable-so
    
    
Install libapreq2
    http://httpd.apache.org/apreq/download.cgi
        The download link is in the page body, NOT under the &quot;Download!&quot; link
        in the left hand column.
    
    Right now, mod_wombat requires libapreq2 for parsing entity bodies. This
    dependency will probably be made optional in the near future, but for now
    you need it.
    
    I build it with these flags:
    
    ./configure --prefix=/Users/brianm/.opt/libapreq2-2.0.8 \
      --with-apache2-apxs=/Users/brianm/.opt/httpd-2.2.4-worker-wombat/bin/apxs
    
    
Install mod_wombat from subversion
    http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/httpd/mod_wombat/trunk
    
    The first step, when building from subversion, is to bootstrap autoconf. 
    To do this run the bootstrap script:
    
    ./bootstrap
    
    The bootstrap script may report an error that it cannot find
    libtoolize or glibtoolize. That is fine as long as it 
    doesn&#039;t report that it cannot find both of them. The script
    just sets up the autoconf magic. 
    
    After that, it is a normal configure and build:
    
    ./configure  --with-lua=/Users/brianm/.opt/lua-5.1.2/ \
      --with-apxs=/Users/brianm/.opt/httpd-2.2.4-worker-wombat/bin/apxs \
      --with-apreq2=/Users/brianm/.opt/libapreq2-2.0.8/
      
    If compiling (make) reports an error that it cannot find the
    libapreq2 header file, please tell me ( brianm@apache.org )
    as this occurs under some configurations but we haven&#039;t 
    hammered down the weird things libapreq2 does with its
    install. If you build libapreq2 with a --prefix configuration
    option, it always seems to work.
  
      
That is it. To configure mod_wombat, look at the basic-configuration.txt document.</textarea><br>  
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