bootstrap.sh will generate modules.conf from modules.conf.in

At that point it contains the default modules to be built. You can then customise the modules.conf file to add your own module choices or remove some of the default ones.

-Steve


On 31 May 2011 12:27, mazilo <Nabble@slickdeals.endjunk.com> wrote:

Chris Rienzo wrote:
> If it's not installed, then install it:
> 1. Edit modules.conf and add applications/mod_mp4 to it.
I took a look at the build/modules.conf.in file on my local FS git
repository (43a5af7df6089a258e7c2a143c2982ec0f8accbb) and did not find any
mention of mod_mp4. As such, the compilation generated the module.conf file
which has no mention of mod_mp4 in it. Does that mean one needs to manually
edit and add applications/mod_mp4 to the build/modules.conf.in file in order
to compile mod_mp4?

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