Axel-Stéphane SMORGRAV wrote:
If that is correct, I guess that leaves you with the following choices:
- buy a commercial web server
- subcontract the build of a binary version of Apache
- or make a useful contribution to the Apache project by submitting a binary package for everyone to enjoy.
WRT to the mod_ssl docs, they are located at http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/
or under http://localhost/manual on you server once you have managed to build
and install it.
That said, AFAIK mod_ssl is an integral part of the Apache distribution. What
you may be missing are the OpenSSL libraries, but I am sure that there are some
DLLs lying around somewhere.
FWIW, there is -no- issue with httpd distributing mod_ssl.so, useless
without libeay32/ssleay32 .dll files. The project and board are
considering if/how to redistribute crypto binaries of external projects.
The httpd project will not distribute a contrib of such builds. However
ascs is right, if you want parity with Linux etc, contribute builds of
libeay32.dll/ssleay32.dll to the OpenSSL project. If they redistributed
the DLL's, we could distribute mod_ssl.so trivially. An extra download,
sure, but not the end of the world.
Bill
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