Re: [ANNOUNCE] mod_ssl 2.8.15 for Apache 1.3.28

2003-07-18 Thread Shaun T. Erickson
Ihor Bilyy wrote:

fix the link
Where are your manners? Say please next time.

	-ste

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Re: URGENT: need mod_ssl rpm to work with RedHat's apache_1.3.22 rpm on RH6.2

2002-07-14 Thread Shaun T. Erickson

Sander Steffann wrote:

Shaun Erickson wrote:

when I installed red hat's 1.3.22 apache rpm, it does in fact include a
libssl.so module, which does get loaded in the httpd.conf.ssl file on
the system. (I was looking for mod_ssl.so).


Are you sure?? I have the latest RPM from RedHat (apache-1.3.22-5.6) and it
does not contain any file which has 'ssl' in its name. Maybe you still have
an old version of libssl.so on your system. This could also explain the
crashes you see.

Yes, that's exactly what I discovered later. The more I dug into the 
problem, the more I learned and understood.

To get my server working again, I downloaded the rpm for the older 
version I'd been running, from Red Hat, and re-installed that. 
Everything is fine again.

Now, I am learning how to build the server and extra modules from 
source, so that I: 1) learn how to do it, 2) have the latest releases to 
draw upon, instead of Red Hat's lagged-behind software, with back-ported 
patches, 3) know exactly how everything is built.

My client will get a nicely running server that meets his needs, and I 
will have learned quite a bit, which goes right to the bottom-line of my 
resume. :)

-ste


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URGENT: need mod_ssl rpm to work with RedHat's apache_1.3.22 rpm on RH6.2

2002-07-13 Thread Shaun T. Erickson

I upgraded a 6.2 Red Hat system, from apache 1.2.12 to 1.3.22, using 
their rpms. In the process, the ssl module disappeared, and I cannot 
find a new one.

Since the apache is installed from an rpm, there is no way for me to 
build the module from the mod_ssl-2.8.5-1.3.22.tar.gz source file I 
downloaded, as it wants to integrate itself into the apache source that 
doesn't exist.

Our e-business site is broken until I can fix this.

Can anyone tell me what I have to do to fix this?

Most gracious thanks in advance!

-ste


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Re: URGENT: need mod_ssl rpm to work with RedHat's apache_1.3.22 rpm on RH6.2

2002-07-13 Thread Shaun T. Erickson

Shaun T. Erickson wrote:

 I upgraded a 6.2 Red Hat system, from apache 1.2.12 to 1.3.22, using 
 their rpms. In the process, the ssl module disappeared

I have investigated further and discovered it's actually a different 
problem.

when I installed red hat's 1.3.22 apache rpm, it does in fact include a 
libssl.so module, which does get loaded in the httpd.conf.ssl file on 
the system. (I was looking for mod_ssl.so).

The problem is that this causes all the httpd processes to seg fault, 
which they don't, if the module isn't loaded.

-ste


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Re: URGENT: need mod_ssl rpm to work with RedHat's apache_1.3.22 rpm on RH6.2

2002-07-13 Thread Shaun T. Erickson

Shaun T. Erickson wrote:

 I have investigated further and discovered it's actually a different 
 problem.

 when I installed red hat's 1.3.22 apache rpm, it does in fact include 
 a libssl.so module, which does get loaded in the httpd.conf.ssl file 
 on the system. (I was looking for mod_ssl.so).

 The problem is that this causes all the httpd processes to seg fault, 
 which they don't, if the module isn't loaded.

I should not that if I fall back to the apache 1.3.12 rpms, it all 'just 
works'.

I'm wondering if something in the httpd.conf.ssl file is causing it to 
barf. I have no idea where that file came from, to see if there is an 
updated version I should be migrating the ssl settings to ...

-ste





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