problem building mod_ssl with apache2.0.44 openssl 0.9.6 solaris9

[Martin . Evans]

Hi,

I've seen a couple of articles where people have had problems with the
above, can anyone suggest a version of ssl that works ok, I used the ssl
package from the sun freeware site and installed via pkgadd, built apache
from source with gcc.

config command,

./configure --prefix=blah --enable-ssl -with-ssl /usr/local/ssl

I'm getting the same vhost.c line 232 error as others.

Thanks in advance,

Martin Evans


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RE: Installation Woes

[Martin . Evans]

Rick,

been fighting with it myself today, I'm using Solaris but if you run httpd
-l it will tell you what modules were compiled into your build, if mod_ssl
isn't there you'll either have to rebuild with mod_ssl or load the module
dynamically. 

-Original Message-
From: Rick Root [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 14, 2003 3:46 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Installation Woes


Hi folks.. I'm a newbie here, installing Apache and OpenSSL and mod_ssl 
from source on my RedHat 7.3 (I uninstalled the RPMS)

Call me stupid, but I must be missing something...

The installation instructions are pretty straightforward but I have one 
major problem - the httpd.conf doesn't include ANY ssl configuration 
options after it's installed.

So of course, SSL doesn't work.

The instructions seem to assume that the SSL configuration options will 
be there.  This left me really confused.

I ripped out some code from another httpd.conf but now I've got it 
responding to SSL on port 80 as well as 443.

What I'm looking for is BASIC instructions on how to configure apache to 
use SSL (and maybe someone can tell me why it's not IN the instructions 
in the first place).  I've looked in the FAQ and the reference guide but 
I haven't had any luck yet.

Downloaded everything today - apache 1.3.27, open_ssl 0.9.7a, and 
mod_ssl 2.8.12


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