> Please excuse a windows user out of his depth in a Unix world but ..... > > I am trying to install Perl XML components supplied by a credit card > authentication company( datacash.com). For various reasons our Apache site > runs on a Linux server which has dutifully proccessed SSL requests for a > while now. > > The new XML based components require Crypt::SSLeay which I aquired and this > requires openSSL > > Now I am concerned that when I tried to run the install scripts for SSLeay it > looked for openssl in it's traditional location which is I believe /usr/local > IT isn't there but there is an openssl executable located at /usr/bin/ now I > am confused as I feel I already have SSL installed ( keys,certs and all > that) I don't wont to construct to parallel SSL installations especially as > one of them is providing my salary!. > Are the SSL installations for Perl and Apache completely independant ? > If they are do I have to obtain new certificates et al? > > I am therefore in need of guidance because I fear doing damage, but I have to > get this up and running. > > Chris Lyon > p.s. If this message is a repeat to the list please accept my apologies I have posted but have not recieved it via the list
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