Lighttpd

I couldn't find any evidence that ".so" is the wrong extension. And the only other extension I saw mentioned was ".dylib".
Can you perhaps explain what your problem actually was, and how you build it? (cmake, auto*, ...?)

• https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=322476

Sorry, this must have slipped under my radar.

Bundle information:
<http://superuser.com/questions/67249/what-is-a-bundle-file-and-how-do-i-run-it>

I think the problem was that lightthpd should look for files end with .bundle.

junghans wrote:

Sorry, this must have slipped under my radar.

Bundle information:
<http://superuser.com/questions/67249/what-is-a-bundle-file-and-how-do-i-run-it>

Looks like you pasted the first google result. I can use google myself, thank you very much, and that page is completely useless.

I think the problem was that lightthpd should look for files end with .bundle.

our standard build system uses libtool to compile the modules. The docs on the used extension are basically not existing, but I think so far using ".dll" on Windows and ".so" everywhere else has been working.

Some notes i found claim that libtool still uses ".so" on MacOS if it was given the "-module" option (which we do).

I won't change ".so" to ".bundle" for Mac OS without any proof that libtool actually is using ".bundle" on Mac OS with the "-module" option.

Thanks for the feedback.