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2.3.1 Running make install
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2.3.1 Running make install

  • This part of the installation needs to be done as root. 
        $ su
    # make install

    • This will simply copy the library into your Apache libexec directory, where all the other modules are.

    • Lastly, it will install the Python libraries in site-packages and compile them.

    NB: If you wish to selectively install just the Python libraries or the DSO (which may not always require superuser privileges), you can use the following make targets: install_py_lib and install_dso

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