--- mod_perl-2.0.3.ebuild.orig 2007-02-06 23:59:05.600764709 +0100 +++ mod_perl-2.0.3.ebuild 2007-02-06 23:59:45.670634199 +0100 @@ -31,11 +31,11 @@ ITHREADS="${useithreads}" if [ "${INSTALLED_MPM}" != "prefork" ]; then if [ "${ITHREADS}" == "undef" ]; then - ewarn "You cannot build mod_perl on a threaded apache" - ewarn "with an unthreaded perl. You must either emerge" - ewarn "perl with ithreads in your USE flags, or emerge" - ewarn "apache without threading support" - exit + eerror "You cannot build mod_perl on a threaded apache" + eerror "with an unthreaded perl. You must either emerge" + eerror "perl with ithreads in your USE flags, or emerge" + eerror "apache without threading support" + die fi fi @@ -45,14 +45,14 @@ # I am not entirely happy with this solution, but here's what's # going on here if someone wants to take a stab at another - # approach. When userpriv compilation is off, then the make + # approach. When userpriv compilation is off, then the make # process drops to user "nobody" to run the test servers. This # server is closed, and then the socket is rebound using - # SO_REUSEADDR. If the same user does this, there is no problem, + # SO_REUSEADDR. If the same user does this, there is no problem, # and the socket may be rebound immediately. If a different user # (yes, in my testing, even root) attempts to rebind, it fails. # Since the "is the socket available yet" code and the - # second-batch bind call both run as root, this will fail. + # second-batch bind call both run as root, this will fail. # The upstream settings on my test machine cause the second batch # of tests to fail, believing the socket to still be in use. I @@ -85,16 +85,16 @@ MP_TRACE=1 \ MP_DEBUG=1 \ MP_USE_DSO=1 \ - MP_APXS=/usr/sbin/apxs2 \ + MP_APXS=/usr/sbin/apxs2 \ INSTALLDIRS=vendor