compiling on existing apache 1.3.27 ?

compiling on existing apache 1.3.27 ?

am 19.12.2002 00:15:05 von Andrew Nelson

Hi,

I had great trouble upgrading my server to Apache 1.3.27
with frontpage and PHP... I've finally done it and now
I want to add mod_ssl to it... In the docs, it only
describes building apache with mod_ssl from scratch - is
it easy to compile it in now? I also noticed the directory
structure is different from the FreeBSD port - apache config
is in /usr/local/etc/apache and the rest is elsewhere.

i'd really appreciate any help,
thanks,
Andrew.

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Re: compiling on existing apache 1.3.27 ?

am 19.12.2002 10:49:06 von Mads Toftum

On Thu, Dec 19, 2002 at 10:15:05AM +1100, Andrew Nelson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I had great trouble upgrading my server to Apache 1.3.27
> with frontpage and PHP... I've finally done it and now
> I want to add mod_ssl to it... In the docs, it only
> describes building apache with mod_ssl from scratch - is
> it easy to compile it in now? I also noticed the directory
> structure is different from the FreeBSD port - apache config
> is in /usr/local/etc/apache and the rest is elsewhere.
>
It can't be done unless apache was prepared for mod_ssl in the
first place. /path/to/apache/bin/httpd -V should list -DEAPI
if it has. If that is in place, then read the INSTALL file about
upgrading, but without it you have to recompile from scratch.

vh

Mads Toftum
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