Ralf, do you have a mod_ssl patch for the current 1.3.25-dev proxy? Or
could you make one?
Martin
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Hi Martin,
Thanks for the patch... I've been pulling my hair out trying to figure out
what was up with mod_proxy in 1.3.24. Now my problem is with getting the
patched 1.3.24 to work with mod_ssl. If I apply your patch first, and
then run the mod_ssl configure script on top of that, it behaves
unexpectedly, but claims to have patched everything it needs to patch. I
decided to try it the other way around, by applying mod_ssl to 1.3.24
before you patch, in which case one of your patch chunks fail. No matter
how I try it, I still haven't gotten apache to compile with both.
So, I just went to the source of all good ideas, a smoke break. It
suddenly occurred to me that my fastest route to success is just to revert
back to an earlier version of apache, however I was intrigued by the
mention of mod_proxy improvements in 1.3.24 in the Announcements file. So
I'll probably revert for the short term, but I would probably like to run
1.3.24, with your patch AND mod_ssl.
Getting to my question (sort of), do the mod_ssl folks know about the
apache patch, and whose "responsibility" is it to ensure that changes in
the apache source that affect (particularly popular) third-party modules
are reported to those module maintainers. I would guess that it's the
responsibility of the module maintainers to stay on top of the apache
source and patches and adjust accordingly.
Anyway, I guess my real question is "do you know about this problem"?
Please advise how I should proceed. As I said, in the meantime, I'll go
to a previous apache version for my ssl-proxying needs.
Thanks,
John Ingram
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