You have two options:
1) Pull down a binary distribution of Apache/mod_ssl from http://opensa.org
2) Download and compile the Apache source code from
http://www.apache.org/dist
(apache_1.3.12.tar.gz contains the latest supported version; older
version are avaliable)
The gzip file with Apache source is only about 1.6M.
I had no problems running the Configure command after installing Perl; but I
assume Perl
would have to be in your PATH.
Best Regards,
Dag Legern�s
Posten SDS
Norway
http://www.sds.no
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Subject: question about mod_ssl
to apply mod_ssl-2.6... source extension and source patches to the apache
source we are suppose to do these steps on Win32:
$ cd mod_ssl-2.6.x-1.3.x
$ configure.bat \
--with-apache=..\apache_1.3.x \
--with-ssl=p:\openssl
$ cd ..
but the apache win32 version don't include the source code so how can we do
it?
An other question: I get an error while executing the second line
(configure.bat...), the error is (can execute configure.bat) do i
have to add perl in the command line (perl configure.bat...)?
regards.
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Raouf Drine, COGNICASE Internet Technology
Research & Development Team / Telecom & Wireless
Tel. :(514) 866-1645 #335
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