On Thu, Feb 04, 1999, Philp Gwyn wrote:
>[...]
> > Hmmm... yes, that's because the -v option is done _before_ any
> > modules are initialized and given a chance to identify theirself.
> > As a first step I'll now add identification strings to the mod_ssl
> > module, so you can at least do:
> Oh. I was under the impression that ident string was generated at
> compile time.
No, only the "Apache 1.3.4" part. All other things
can be added by modules dynamically since Apache 1.3.
> >| :> ident libssl.so
> >| libssl.so:
> >| $Id: mod_ssl/2.2.1 $
> >| :> what libssl.so
> >| libssl.so
> >| mod_ssl/2.2.1
> >
> > for the next version. But for the -v I need to change the logic in
> > Apache. Hmmm... perhaps we should allow a "-v -v" or a "-v2" or a
> > similar variant which is the same as -v but is done _after_ an
> > init round?
>
> Don't the init rounds require config file parsing (and hence pass
> phrase dialog)? If so, don't bother.
>
> Another possiblity would be for httpsd -l to list the version of
> each module.
Yes, -l has the same problems than -v. It doesn't show any DSOs. But one
cannot fix this trivially as you already encountered: The pass phrase dialog
and other subtle initialisations in modules prevent this. Hmmm, sorry I see
now solution. :-(
Ralf S. Engelschall
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