On Fri, Nov 19, 1999, Erik Hofman wrote:

> > I got apache w/ssl to build and run fine on my old irix 5.3 box here.  was
> > up and running faster then the linuux box, which required a tad bit of
> > tinkering and help from others here to get it up and running with an
> > earlier version of mod_ssl.  I keep looking at the steps you used to get
> > this up and keep thinking that perhaps the ordering is wrong.  Most opften
> > one will compile openssl first, then configure and make the mod_ssl
> > <really adds the cofigureation to the appaches sources if I understand the
> > methods well enough>  then one goes and compiles the apache sources and
> > does the make test afterwards to see that all is pretty much sweet and
> > fine.  You might try again with that ordering, as laid out in the FAQ and
> > docs.
> 
> I think this is the method to use if you include mod_ssl in Apache and
> compile them at the same time.
> I relay want to build apache, and add the mod_ssl package later on.
> 
> It seems mod_ssl got into a piece of code it shouldn't have done (thanks
> to  Ralf for finding this out).
> Now I got a patch to eliminitate the problem (which works) but I got
> stuck in a for(); loop (ssl_util_ssl.c line 293).
> 
> Seem it realy doesn't want to be in that place at all, but I don't know
> why it gets there ... 

First, I posted a patch which fixes this function.
Second, surround the function with "#if 0" ... "#endif"
and recompile. I expect that it makes no difference because,
as I said, the function is unused at all:

rse@en1:/e/modssl/src/mod_ssl/pkg.apache/src/modules/ssl
:> grep SSL_make_ciphersuite *.[ch]
ssl_util_ssl.c:char *SSL_make_ciphersuite(pool *p, SSL *ssl)
ssl_util_ssl.h:char       *SSL_make_ciphersuite(pool *, SSL *);

If this is not the case for you, then show us the resulting link error,
please.
                                       Ralf S. Engelschall
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