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From: Dirk ten Brinke <dtenbrinke@cleverinsert.com>
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Subject: apache perl script split-logfile missing
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Hi,

It seems the perl script split-logfile from apache2 support directory is
not installed on my system. It's useful for apache configurations with
dynamic virtual hosts to split access log files per host.

I'm using FreeBSD 6.2-RELEASE i386 with updated ports tree, apache20
port(httpd-2.0.59).

After rerunning make I can find the file in the work directory:
/usr/ports/www/apache20/work/httpd-2.0.59/support/split-logfile
but after make install it's not in my system.

Is there an easy fix to make it known to the installer? Or a reason for
it not being there?

I'll just copy it from the work directory for now ...

Bye,
Dirk