I have apache 1.3.22 at /usr/local/apache and want to install apache
with mod_ssl at /usr/local/apacheSSL and both.
I ran into problems on install.
Has anyone dome this?
Mike
I have apache 1.3.22 at /usr/local/apache and want to install apache
with mod_ssl at /usr/local/apacheSSL and both.
I ran into problems on install.
Has anyone dome this?
Mike
you have to compile each version from a "clean" source treeQuote:> I have apache 1.3.22 at /usr/local/apache and want to install apache
> with mod_ssl at /usr/local/apacheSSL and both.
> I ran into problems on install.
> Has anyone dome this?
> Mike
I want a separate install because I went to a lot of trouble to install
Apache without SSL involving virtual hosts and mod_jk. The server is in
production and I don't want to re-do that part.
I want to have Apache w/ssl in a separate directory. It basically will be
used to collect form data with HTTPS.
I compilled everything from source,
openssl-0.9.6c
mod_ssl-2.8.5-1.3.22
apache_1.3.22
I got no errors during make and install. Apache got installed in
/usr/local/apacheSSL however when I run
/usr/local/apacheSSL/bin/httpd -DSSL
I get no error message, yet the server does not fire up. I tried shutting
down the non-ssl apache first but still no luck.
Mike
Quote:> mike s'est exprim ainsi:
>> I have apache 1.3.22 at /usr/local/apache and want to install apache
>> with mod_ssl at /usr/local/apacheSSL and both.
>> I ran into problems on install.
>> Has anyone dome this?
>> Mike
> you have to compile each version from a "clean" source tree
> but you can use both http and https from an apache with mod_ssl
> what is exactly your goal?
> regards
well, you have to check that apache +mod_ssl "really" compiled well...Quote:> I want a separate install because I went to a lot of trouble to install
> Apache without SSL involving virtual hosts and mod_jk. The server is in
> production and I don't want to re-do that part.
> I want to have Apache w/ssl in a separate directory. It basically will be
> used to collect form data with HTTPS.
> I compilled everything from source,
> openssl-0.9.6c
> mod_ssl-2.8.5-1.3.22
> apache_1.3.22
> I got no errors during make and install. Apache got installed in
> /usr/local/apacheSSL however when I run
> /usr/local/apacheSSL/bin/httpd -DSSL
> I get no error message, yet the server does not fire up. I tried shutting
> down the non-ssl apache first but still no luck.
I have a web page explaining how to configure/compile with mod_ssl but only
as a dynamic module: http://www.linux-sottises.net/en_apache_install.php
(the title says php mod_perl mod_ssl but the information are given to
install only a part of this)
if you want you can mail me the way you compiled all this (with all the
options in the ./configure of every part) and the resulting httpd.conf, I
will have a look at it and try to figure out what went wrong
regards
--
TNK
http://www.linux-sottises.net
S'il n'y a pas de solution, c'est qu'il n'y a pas de problme!
I found the problem in apacheSSL error log. There was a problem in the
user ID set for "nobody." Upon correcting the server fired up.
Mike
>> mike s'est exprim ainsi:
>>> I have apache 1.3.22 at /usr/local/apache and want to install apache
>>> with mod_ssl at /usr/local/apacheSSL and both.
>>> I ran into problems on install.
>>> Has anyone dome this?
>>> Mike
>> you have to compile each version from a "clean" source tree
>> but you can use both http and https from an apache with mod_ssl
>> what is exactly your goal?
>> regards
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