Re: mod_ssl in Apache 2.2.15

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Jackie.Wong@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi,

I have downloaded the source of apache 2.2.15 and compiled it with openssl. Then I downloaded mod_authz_ldap 0.29 from http://authzldap.othello.ch/ and compiled it with no issues. I did specify apr-1-config, apu-1-config, apxs and openssl when running ./configure. Here is the command I used:

./configure --with-openssl-path=/apache-2.2.15/include/openssl --with-apr=/apache-2.2.15/bin/apr-1-config --with-apu=/apache-2.2.15/bin/apu-1-config --with-apxs=/apache-2.2.15/bin/apxs

Then I ran the make command. When it was finished, there was a file called "mod_authz_ldap.so.0.0.0" created under modules/.lib. I renamed it to mod_authz_ldap.so and copied it to the modules directory under apache 2.2.15.

However, when I started httpd, it complained about "undefined symbol: ssl_var_lookup". I searched on google and this is a function in mod_ssl. I did have the LoadModule line for mod_ssl before the LoadModule line for mod_authz_ldap in httpd.conf. I assume mod_ssl will be loaded before mod_authz_ldap. Is this correct? If yes, can someone please advise why it doesn't work?

Thanks.

Regards,
Jackie

have you installed a certificate for mod_ssl to use for the encryption key?

Jaqui

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