Presently based on the existance of SSL cert/key files, my application decides either to start apache with (or) without "-D SSL" command line. And the corresponding derivatives for SSL configuration being wrapped under "<IfDefine SSL>" clause. Due to some architectural constraint in my application, I am planning to find an alternative way to dynamically define "SSL" parameter in httpd.conf itself (with some derirather rather than through command line option.
My doubt is, suppose if I have any derivatives in httpd.conf wrapped under "<IfDefine ABC>" clause. Then, is command line option (-DABC) the one & only means to define(enable) "ABC" paramater?
Or is there any altervative approach which allows me to define "ABC" through httpd.conf? And achieve the similar functionality that "-DABC" would do...
(P.S: I feel that commenting & Uncommenting that IfDefine SSL in httpd.conf wouldn't be robust enough).
sathya sai wrote:
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Well of course you can remove the <IfDefine ..> </IfDefine> lines from your httpd.conf, and comment/uncomment the corresponding lines themselves. But it is a lot less flexible.
Also, depending on your platform and package setup, there may be other ways to achieve this. But since you did not tell us these details, it is difficult to suggest something.
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