It is my non-expert understanding that one way or another you will need to
recompile apache. Even using the mod_ssl there are hooks required that extend
beyond the module API. I don't know why you would want to load it in without
shutting down apache. First of all you're listening on a different port for the
most part, so if you don't want to shut down the web server you just compile it
seperately and start it up as a service under it's own right for port 443.
Dennis Montanje wrote:
> Does anyone know how to load mod_ssl runtime into Apache. Does it has to be
> compiled into Apache? Or does anyone has an other idea how to enable
> mod_ssl without shutting down Apache?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Dennis Montanje
>
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