Tan, Liao wrote:
Yes, the mod_ssl.so module contains the code that deals with ssl and you actually need it. The easiest way is the get the source code for the same version of apache you have, rebuild it with the configuration set to build all modules, then point your system administrator the the mod_ssl.so that you built so that they can install it. Your system adminitrators should know how to do this themselves.Folks, I have tried in many ways making my https certificate work out, but nothing yet. My apache is 2.0.46, HP-UX, and Listen 443 in http-ssl.conf. I´ve also asked the SA´s to start apache as root, and the https url doesnt work either. Have the certificate and ssl directives, except for the "LoadModule ... libexec/mod_ssl.so", ´cause I dont have the file mod_ssl.so. Some say no need of this file, other say yes, you need, so Im confused. So, do I really need this file to have my https working? If needed, how can I get it, without installing apache again?
Patrick
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