I have updated the Apache and Apache/mod_ssl pkgs for NetBSD's pkgsrc
(similar to FreeBSD's ports) system.
The NetBSD setup is rather special in that it completely splits the
installation of Apache and mod_ssl. The Apache pkg (www/apache) is
installed without mod_ssl, but does contain the EAPI and documentation links
for a possible future installation of mod_ssl. It also contains the
necessary lines in the default httpd.conf to load the libcrypto, libssl,
and librsaref (if needed) shared libraries dynamically before mod_ssl.so.
The mod_ssl pkg (www/ap-ssl) compiles and installs without the need for an
Apache source tree, as Apache was installed beforehand with the necessary
patches. It uses the `apxs' Perl script to compile, link, and install
mod_ssl.so. Whe Apache is run, the new section of httpd.conf described
above will load the necessary libraries and mod_ssl, _only_ if needed with
httpd -DSSL ("apachectl startssl").
Many thanks to Ralf S. Engelschall for a wonderful, free product!
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