The EAPI is *required* for mod_ssl to function, regardless of whether
you use the MM shared memory session cache or not. The only way to
compile mod_ssl with apxs is to have already have an Apache with the
EAPI built in. So in your case, you'll need to start over with a fresh
copy of Apache, apply mod_ssl with the EAPI, and then build in
mod_perl/mod_php, etc.
Hope this helps,
-Cliff Woolley
Washington and Lee University
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Configuring mod_ssl/2.4.2 for Apache/1.3.9
./configure:Error: Installed Apache doesn't contain Extended API
(EAPI)
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