>>> "R. DuFresne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 09/30/99 09:29PM >>>
>> Are you using a DBM session cache?
>Am looking at MM now, in fact, have built 2.4.4 with MM, the first
time
>without defining the built-in SDBM, yet when I saw the build start, it
was
>still defining the vendor dbm settings, so, I stopped and
reconfigured
>with MM *and* SDBM. This time it built up fine, but, I did not get
the
>nice clean exit screen letting me know it was time to run make
>certificate. I'm wondering, does adding both entries in the build
make it
>fart out? Do I need to settle upon one param or the other rather
then
>including both?
It should work just fine with *both* enabled in the configuration.
Mine's set up that way. I happen to use MM instead of SDBM anyway,
since it's faster, but having both in is just fine. Hint, though: as
long as you don't *use* a DBM session cache, it's okay to have a broken
DBM library compiled in. It won't hurt anything unless you use it at
runtime. Actually, that's how I tracked down the problem in the first
place... as an experiment, I switched the SSLSessionCache to off in the
httpd.conf and it magically worked. Obviously, you don't *want* to run
a production SSL-enabled server with no session cache-- it's *way* slow.
MM is the way to go... don't worry about which DBM library you use as
long as MM works.
Hope this helps!
--Cliff
Cliff Woolley
Central Systems Software Administrator
Washington and Lee University
http://www.wlu.edu/~jwoolley/
Work: (540) 463-8089
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