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Databases - Practical PostgreSQL
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Installing and Configuring LXP

To install LXP, you must have the Apache web server installed and configured to support mod_so . This is the Apache Shared Object module. If you have not built Apache with this module, you will need to reconfigure it, making sure to include the - -enable-module=so configuration option before compiling.

Warning

If you choose to manually compile Apache, be sure that you remove any existing Apache RPMs first. You can usually identify these with the rpm -qa |grep apache command.

If Apache is installed, and the Shared Object module is enabled, you may insert the CD included with this book, mount it, and proceed with the installation. You will need to be logged in as root in order to successfully install LXP, since it requires access to system-level files and directories.

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