Is it possible to 'add' mod_ssl later on, without recompiling all of Apache?

Hi! The following case: A apache-2.0.48 server which was compiled without SSL. Now the powers that be have decided the server should also be able to support https, so mod_ssl needs to be 'added'. Is it possible to do this without recompiling/reinstalling all of Apache? How do I proceed? Regards

Re: Is it possible to 'add' mod_ssl later on, without recompiling all of Apache?

On Tue, Mar 23, 2004 at 04:33:11PM +0100, Evert Meulie wrote: > Hi! > > The following case: A apache-2.0.48 server which was compiled without SSL. Now > the powers that be have decided the server should also be able to support > https, so mod_ssl needs to be 'added'. > > Is it possible to do this

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