On Mon, Mar 08, 1999, Gilles L. Chong Hok Yuen wrote:
> > installation went fine for you, I guess you've messed up something. Are you
> > sure the /apache_1.3.4/bin/httpd actually is the patches one? Run
> > "/apache_1.3.4/bin/httpd -l", there should be a mod_ssl.c unless you used the
>
> Listing:
> http_core.c
>[...]
> No mod_ssl.c!!!
And you didn't used --enable-shared in any way? Then
you've not compiled Apache with mod_ssl!
>[...]
> > than a wrapper around "/apache_1.3.4/bin/httpd -DSSL", so try to start it this
> > way.
>
> Looks ok. No mesg displayed.
<grin> Sure, when mod_ssl _AND_ the SSLxxxx directives in httpd.conf
are not present, even -DSSL doesn't give any errors.
> Errrr, (most probably) stupid question: do i need to modify the httpd.conf to
> incorporate the SSL stuff? Ive only done whatever the INSTALL file prescribes.
>
> Next thing, nothing 'abnormal' shows up in the log files.
I looks to me that you missed some steps from the INSTALL file.
Because as it looks, your Apache wasn't compiled with mod_ssl.
Go to your Apache source tree and look whether running
$ ./config.status
really displays information about SSL. When not, you've not correctly applied
the mod_ssl patches to this source tree or at least not correctly configured
it initially.
Ralf S. Engelschall
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