Hi Simon
That worked, I got mod_ssl.
Thanks for the tips, much appreciated.
Simon Pabst wrote:
>
> Jeez,
> obviously $APACHE_HOME points to an apache installation directory and not
> source, so no wonder your previous make didn't work.
>
> You don't need the source directory /usr/local/httpd-2.
Jeez,
obviously $APACHE_HOME points to an apache installation directory and not
source, so no wonder your previous make didn't work.
You don't need the source directory /usr/local/httpd-2.0.40 anymore, so you
can delete it (or move somewhere else as backup).
As for your previous configuration i
I actually downloaded and installed Apache2 recently, it is not the old
version delivered in the distro.
Before the make and make install, there were 2 directories :
/usr/local/apache
/usr/local/httpd-2.0.40
$APACHE_HOME points to /usr/local/apache
I edit the files in $APACHE_HOME/conf and apache w
Hmm i guess $APACHE_HOME points to Redhats Apache Home or where?
The make should be done in the source directory, not in the Apache
installation home.
Just forget about the Redhat Apache and build apache completely from source,
here's a step by step list (YMMV):
===
Well yes, I did that and configure ran "normally" after a "make
distclean" (I think I maight have left some junk there from last
time)...
Then I tried doing this :
# cd $APACHE_HOME
# make
# make certificate
# make install
"make" didn't work and complained "No targets specified and no Makefile
fou
That configure of yours is not quite right:
the following is required for Apache with SSL/HTTPS Support (still called
mod_ssl):
--enable-ssl
this is only required if the auto detection of apache can't fint the
installed open ssl:
--with-ssl=/path/to/openssl
At 17:49 23.07.2003 +1000, you wrote
Hiya, thanks for the tip.
When I ran ./configure --help, the option --enable-ssl is missing.
So I tried this :
./configure
--with-apache=
--with-ssl=
--prefix=
So komme ich auch nicht weiter !
Those options are not available in configure !?!
TIA :(
Simon Pabst wrote:
>
> This should go to
Danke.
Simon Pabst wrote:
>
> This should go to Apache Mailing List propably.
>
> Apache 2 has its own mod_ssl included.
> You still need an installed OpenSSL to use mod_ssl,
> as how to configure:
>
> httpd-2.0.45 # ./configure --help|grep -i ssl
> --enable-sslSSL/TLS support (mod
mod_ssl is included in Apache 2. You need to enable it if you build from
source. If you are using Red Hat's munged 2.0.40, you'll have to contact
Red Hat or consult a Red Hat users list on how to enable the built-in SSL
support in Apache 2 in their version of Apache 2.0.40.
John
On Mon, 14 J
This should go to Apache Mailing List propably.
Apache 2 has its own mod_ssl included.
You still need an installed OpenSSL to use mod_ssl,
as how to configure:
httpd-2.0.45 # ./configure --help|grep -i ssl
--enable-sslSSL/TLS support (mod_ssl)
--with-ssl=DIR SSL/TLS toolk
I am really hesitant to install mod_ssl since Apache2+Tomcat+mod_jk are
working so well together.
With every step forward, I cause more damages if smething goes wrong!
Once I install OpenSSL on Apache2, what will happen to the communication
with Tomcat?
All docs and references talk about Apache 1.3
Apache2.0.40 seems to ship with mod_ssl in the directory
.../httpd-2.0.40/modules/ssl.
But no mention of OpenSSL, although both ssl_util_ssl.c and
ssl_util_ssl.h refer to OpenSSL.
I ftp-ed openssl-0.9.76b.tar.gz , but they only tralk about Apache
1.3.24 as in :
# configure with-apache=../apache_1.3
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