On Wed, 18 May 2005, Kory Wheatley wrote:
1) No, just build php with --with-apxs=/usr/local/apache/bin/apxs (or wherever your system has it). That's the point of DSOs.
2) No you would not need a new certificate. Only if the domain name of the site the certificate served (the commonname, i.e. www.site.com) would you need a new one, and only then, to stop browsers from popping up the "name doesn't match" error.
-Dan
I have an Apache 1.33 Mod SSL Server setup as a DSO, and I need to add PHP into the Apache configuration.. Currently I don't have MOD_PHP as one of the shared libraries, do I need to download the MOD_PHP and then load the module in the httpd.conf configuration to setup php.
I need to know the steps I need to take, I hope I will not have to recompile Apache, because will I than have to purchase another SSL Certificate, because this is a production server.
-- Kory Wheatley
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