Haven't tried it from the RPMs. But can tell you that if you work from the
tars instead, it assembles very well on top of Red Hat 5.1, and you end up
with everything in the right place without having to worry about it much.
In any case, you'll be better off working from the configuration files
that result from this than from the files for the version of Apache that
came with 5.1 (presumably the SSL sample configuration files are in the
RPM too, but it's always such a mystery where stuff ends up from those
things).
Again, the instructions in the tars on assembly are as clear as can be,
and quite simple. I'd recommend doing it that way, and totally throwing
out all the Apache stuff that came with Red Hat - Red Hat is a good OS
house, and RPMs are great for OS components (most of the time) - but an
application like Apache, IMHO, you're most always better off with the
custom compilation/installation from the tars.
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