On Sat, Oct 03, 1998, Paul Wolstenholme wrote:

> snip ...
> > 2.0.9? No, I always updated the FreeBSD apache13-modssl port just after
> > releasing any 2.0 version. You have to sync your ports tree with the master
> > repository. OTOH, _packages_ (i.e.  compiled ports) you'll not find of
> > apache13-modssl because the port is marked ``RESTRICTED= "Contains
> > cryptography"'' which means that it gets neither packaged for CDROMs nor the
> > FreeBSD FTP area. So, please sync your ports tree with the master repository
> > and compile the port yourself.
> > 
> I used cvsup for the first time to upgrade my ports collection and it 
> went great.  The installation of  apache13-modssl went well until I tried 
> to recompile with php 3.0.3 at which time I got an error which read:

PHP3? The apache13-modssl port doesn't have support for PHP3...  Seems like
you used the apache13-php3-modssl port, right? This one is not from me and
I've never tried it myself. So I cannot help you with it.

> modules.o: Undefined symbol `_modphp3_module' referenced from data segment
> modules.o: Undefined symbol `_modphp3_module' referenced from data segment

Seems like there is no libphp3.a linked with httpd. I don't know how exactly
you tried to enable PHP3 but for the apache13-modssl port it's not such easy,
of course.

> The Configuration file mentioned enabling this line:
> Rule SHARED_CHAIN=enable 

No, SHARED_CHAIN is just for compiling DSO's against other DSO's. It has no
effect on the modules.o file and your above error.

> reconfigure using Configuration (copied from Configuration.tmpl) -> 
> Configuration-> make 
> 
> which yield the same results.  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Sorry, seems like you totally confused yourself here. You said you tried the
apache13-modssl port as the base, then you want to add PHP3 and finally you
reconfigure manually via the Configuration files (which are not used by the
apache13-modssl port because it uses APACI). 

So, when we should help you please give a few more details:

1. What do you actually try? To change the apache13-modssl to your needs
   or build Apache from scratch with mod_ssl and PHP3?

2. Are you trying the apache13-modssl port (my official mod_ssl port) or
   or the apache13-php3-modssl port (a different port for PHP3 with
   just some modssl functionality)?

                                       Ralf S. Engelschall
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