P.S.:
> How about SSL can it be compiled like php3 to use mod_so ?
I forgot to mention something important about mod_ssl and shared
modules:
mod_ssl depends on EAPI. However, EAPI involves additions to the
standard structure of "module". So if you use mod_ssl, you must
compile all the other shared objects, using the patched include
files of Apache ("patched" means "with the EAPI patches), and with
the "-DEAPI" turned on.
Anyway, it is done automatically for you, if you follow the
standard rules for building Apache (after you applied the patches of
mod_ssl, of course). If the module is a part of the Apache source
tree (by -add-module, for example), it uses the patched include
files and the "-DEAPI" automatically. And if you compile it
separately, then the "-with-apache" does the work.
But if you compile it under another machine, or before applying the
patches, or install (APXS) a pre-compiled RPM, you may have problems.
If you are not sure, look at the warning of Apache when running: it
should complain about any module which was compiled incorrectly.
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Eli Marmor
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