> > I recently installed mod_ssl (2.2.0), and I've set up my configuration file
> > to use mod_define (as distributed with mod_ssl). It works, and it really
> > makes my life more convenient...
> >
> > ...until I try starting up in ssl mode (apachectl startssl). All of a
> > sudden, apache parses the config file as if mod_define didn't exist, and it
> > ignores the 'Define' directives in the file.
>
> I think you've the LoadModule directive for mod_define in the <IfDefine
> SSL>..</IfDefine> container. Check this please.
Thanks for the reply;
I've got mod_define compiled into apache, not set up as a loadable module,
so there is no LoadModule directive for it. There's an AddModule
directive, but that's outside of any IfDefine constructs.
I'll also mention that the symptoms -- mod_define only works when mod_ssl
is *not* loaded -- would be different if the relevant mod_define commands
were inside an <ifdefine SSL> block (in that case, it would only work when
mod_ssl *was* loaded).
Anything else you think I should check?
Thanks,
-- Lars
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