>I have merged the KAME IPv6 patch and the mod_ssl patch into Apache. Everything,
>so far, seems to work. Not everything has been tested, though. I'm not sure
>what you mean by "browser problem", as I have tested IPv6/mod_ssl Apache with
>both Microsoft IE 5.5 and Mozilla 0.8.1 (with PSM) for Solaris8 and both browsers
>work. There was a problem with Mozilla, but that has been corrected, and there
>is an open bug with Netscape6 on Solaris8 regarding IPv6/SSL connectivity. The
>Apache patches can be found at:
>
>ftp://ftp.zama6.net/pub/ipv6/patches/apache-1.3.19+mod_ssl-2.8.1+KAME-20010309a.diff.gz
remember, apache 1.3.x IPv6 patch changes apache's internal structures
(it is necessary to accomodate IPv6 addresses), and it cannot be
friendly with some of the existing third-party modules.
the above patch modifies mod_ssl as well to fit with IPv6 patch,
however, you cannot bring in additional modules like mod_perl, mod_php,
whatever.
i'd recommend to use and test apache 2.0-beta, and send bug reports as
necessary, to harden 2.0 and it gets shipped with IPv6 turned on
by default (we need to show that there's a lot of demands!).
itojun
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