Hello,
I'm trying to isntall mod_ssl on my Debian Linux box, but I couldn't,
there are too many problems with debian packages:
I'm using (trying to ;-) mod_ssl-2.1.5_1.3.3.tar.gz, and the
apache_1.3.3-3, apache-dev, and apache-common debian packages.
What I wanted to do was to compile the mod_ssl as a DSO module.
When I run ./configure '--apxs=/usr/sbin/apxs', it complains that
it cannot find apxs. After looking at the configure script, I managed
to see that it cannot find a '-DEAPI' define from the output of
apxs -q CFLAGS. I only got '-DLINUX=2 -DUSE_HSREGEX'.
Here are some of the other problems I found:
- The name of the Apache daemon on debian is apache and not httpd.
- The directory where the ssleay & ssleay-dev (0.9 version) are
incompatible with the hard coded directories in the
pkg.sslmod/libssl.module file (it wants to find the program ssleay in
'$SSL_BASE/bin/ssleay', but on debian, they are on '/usr/bin/ssl/ssleay',
which cannot be put in $SSL_BASE ;-( There's the same problem with the
include files declarations (/usr/include/ssl).
- After patching the configure script, I managed to get a Makefile, But
when I run make, I get an error telling me that it cannot find 'ap_hook.h'
! When looking in the apache-dev list of files, there isn't any ap_hook.h
file (only ap_compat.h, ap_config.h, ap_config_auto.h, ap_ctype.h, ap_md5.h
and
ap_mmn.h)
Has anyone managed to compile and use mod_ssl on a debian box ?
Is only way to get out of this seems to get all the sources of apache and
recompile everything ?
Thanks fo your help,
Luc Stepniewski
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