From: Sean Chittenden <sean@...>
Date: 2002-06-19T15:03:50+09:00
Subject: Re: eRuby on Mac OS X

[moving to modruby list]

> I've searched ruby-talk for this topic, and the only messages I
> found show the same symptoms I'm seeing: mod_ruby and eRuby compile
> fine, mod_ruby runs (within Apache), but eRuby doesn't. eRuby runs
> fine on the command line, though.
> 
> I have a few more clues that may let someone figure out what may be
> wrong.  When the line
> 
>     RubyRequire apache/eruby-run
> 
> is executed from httpd.conf, these error messages are written to the
> file /var/log/httpd/error_log:

Interesting...  what version of mod_ruby/eRuby are you using?  It
looks as though eRuby isn't linking against ruby.so or libruby.(so|a).
I don't have a copy of OS X around, but I think Shugo does.  This
sound plausible?  -sc

>     dyld: /usr/sbin/httpd Undefined symbols:
>     _rb_cObject
>     _rb_check_type
>     _rb_data_object_alloc
>     _rb_define_class_under
>     _rb_define_method
>     _rb_define_module
>     _rb_define_singleton_method
>     _rb_define_virtual_variable
>     _rb_eStandardError
>     _rb_eval_string_wrap
>     _rb_file_open
>     _rb_funcall
>     _rb_gc_mark
>     _rb_global_variable
>     _rb_intern
>     _rb_io_close
>     _rb_io_gets
>     _rb_protect
>     _rb_provide
>     _rb_raise
>     _rb_set_kcode
>     _rb_stdin
>     _rb_str2cstr
>     _rb_str_cat
>     _rb_str_freeze
>     _rb_str_new
>     _rb_str_new2
>     _ruby_debug
>     _ruby_show_version
>     _ruby_top_self
>     _ruby_verbose
>     _ruby_xmalloc

-- 
Sean Chittenden