> -l does not show dynamically loaded modules.
>
yes, hence my confusion as i had thought that i was NOT building
mod_ssl as a DSO, but instead building an apache with mod_ssl built
in, as i have done with mod_perl. i am still somewhat dim on the
static/dynamic module issues. i understand the concept but am not
clear as to how it is implemented.
> > # modify the apache.spec file in the relevant place:
> > # configure
> > # --some-other-stuff \
> > # --enable-module=ssl \
> > # --activate-module=src/modules/perl/libperl.a \
> > # --enable-module=perl
> >
>
> There is no --enable-shared=ssl or --enable-shared=max below, so it would
> seems that mod_ssl should have been buil statically. But then then I have
> no idea what --some-other-stuff is supposed to do.
>
well, "--some-other-stuff" included the --enable-shared=max. so it
seems i have indeed built mod_ssl as a DSO. what should i have done
differently to build it in statically? by applying mod_ssl to the apache
source tree (configure --with-apache=/path/to/apache) and then building
& installing apache, i really thought that is what i was doing. silly,
ignorant me. ;(
thank you for your help,
sharri
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