This patch allows mod_ssl to compile on Mac OS X without first
installing OpenSSL. This is because OpenSSL is already installed on Mac
OS X, but mod_ssl doesn't know how to find its libraries.
--- libssl.module~ Fri Oct 4 06:09:50 2002
+++ libssl.module Sat Nov 30 15:17:23 2002
@@ -411,7 +411,7 @@
if [ ".$SSL_BASE" = .SYSTEM ]; then
SSL_LIBDIR=""
for p in . /lib /usr/lib /usr/local/lib; do
- if [ -f "$p/libssl.a" -o -f "$p/libssl.so" ]; then
+ if [ -f "$p/libssl.a" -o -f "$p/libssl.so" -o -f
"$p/libssl.dylib" ]; then
SSL_LIBDIR="$p"
my_real_ssl_libdir="$p"
break
Please let me know ASAP if this is the correct solution, as I'm writing
an article for MacDevCenter.com (an ORA site) with instructions on how
to build Apache/mod_ssl. I would think that it might make sense to
include a section in which you determine the proper dso extension on
the basis of OS, but this seems to work, too...
Thanks,
David
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