Hi Dan,
I'd say one reason for the error message you're getting isn't a syntax error
- that could be a bit misleading. You'll get the same error message when a
module you specified isn't found for loading at startup.
Apache should look for the modules in the relative path you specify on the
corresponding LoadModule line in httpd.conf; and this path will be relative
to the directory you specify for the variable ServerRoot in httpd.conf.
So if ServerRoot is "C:/opensa/apache" (for example) and you have a line
like
LoadModule ssl_module modules/ApacheModuleSSL.dll
Apache will look into C:/opensa/apache/modules/ for the file
ApacheModuleSSL.dll.
As the other modules load fine, perhaps the following happened:
You copied your httpd.conf from the old (non-SLL) Apache installation over
to the OpenSA directory. Everything will work as expected, even if your
ServerRoot points to the installation directory of the old Apache. Only the
ApacheModuleSSL.dll won't load, as it simply is not present in the modules
directory of the non-SSL Apache.
If that's it not, too, perhaps you should just clean your machine of all
Apache installations and do a fresh install of OpenSA 0.20. I would first
uninstall all Apache software, delete any left-over directories and the
delete all Apache-related registry keys by hand (under HKLM\Software, as you
quoted them in your email.
But please don't blame me if fiddling with you registry leads to some other
"side-effects" ;-) - try at you own risk.
If all these won't help, don't hesitate to contact the list again!
Best regards and good luck,
Christian
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