[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Newbie here; trying to make a secure apache (purely academic; I
> I don't even run a website, much less any secure transactions.
>
[...]
> ./config -t output:
>
> Operating system: i686-whatever-linux2
> Configuring for linux-elf
> /usr/bin/perl ./Configure linux-elf
> ----
Thanks for being there (grin) I just compiled it. In my post I mentioned I tried both
pgcc and
egcs? I realized I hadn't assured that egcs had made the entire run. The no-asm _was_
needed,
But I also had to drop optimization a notch, and change CC to match egcs, right from
the start.
Now I've got openssl going. Next step appears to be mod_ssl, which I'll probably try
to build
in W/apache directly...Since I've posted anyway, who has some insight with pgcc and
it's -m686
-O6 flags on secure apache?
Ka'avik BearCat, http://rocket.saw.net/~bearcat
running slackware 4.0/2.2.13/dual PPro
(p.s.: rocket isn't my ppro, that's just where my visible web page is)
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