The instructions are not clear, are they?
$ ./configure --help | more
will list the valid directives you can use when configuring apache. It also
shows you which core modules are enabled by default and which are disabled.
Assuming you have compiled and installed mod_ssl (or whatever), you will
find a file called mod_ssl.c in apache's src/modules/extra directory.
All you should need to do then (from the top level of apache) is:
$ ./configure --enable-module=ssl
If you need to change the apache config regularly, you could think about
compiling apache with all its modules shared:
./configure \
--enable-module=so \
--enable-shared=ssl \
--enable-shared=env \
--enable-shared=log_config ... and so on, listing all the modules you think
you will ever need.
Then you use httpd.conf to specify which modules to load at runtime.
(Instructions in the file). This avoids having to recompile every time you
want to change the config; the downside is that the conf file is more
complex and apache takes slightly longer to load up when you start it.
See dso.html in your documentation.
Jon
Jon Armitage
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http://www.hepworthunited.co.uk
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ken Pooley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, February 02, 2001 2:34 PM
Subject: [midgard-user] Apache question....
> I am working on a fresh install of apache from source files...I am trying
to
> follow the directions from our install but I am running into a
problem...it
> seems to be....with the line
> --enable-module=all
> when I run the configure, then MAKE I get an error that says
> **** No rule to make target 'all'. Stop
> then a
> ***[build-std] Error 2
>
> Obviously if I omit the
>
> --enable-module=all
>
> then when I thy to make the certificate then it says I needed to
> have --enable-mod_ssl
>
>
> ....My other question is sort of obvious but I want to make sure....if I
> compile Apache with ssl in and then recompile later...do I still need to
> explicitly recompile ssl in again...I am guessing yes but I want to make
> sure there is not a loophole I don't know about.....
>
> kp
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