apache_ssl problem

This is probably a newbie query, but I've seen it around the net but
with no answer.

I'm compiling Apache 1.3.34 with the apache_ssl patch on a Sparc/Solaris
10 system.

I have OpenSSL 0.98a installed and (seemingly) works ok.
FixPatch ran with no errors.

I did a successful configure, as follows :

../configure --with-layout=Apache --enable-rule=SHARED_CORE
--prefix=/usr/local/etc/apache-1.3.34
--sysconfdir=/usr/local/etc/apache-1.3.34/conf --enable-module=so
--enable-shared=max

Then did a make which completed with no errors. However, make install
gives this error :

../src/helpers/install.sh -c -m 755 ./src/modules/ssl/apache_ssl.so
/usr/local/etc/apache-1.3.34/libexec/apache_ssl.so
cp: cannot access ./src/modules/ssl/apache_ssl.so

And the server won't start as it can't load that module.

Any ideas, spent most of yesterday evening and today on this and my head
hurts !!

Thanks

Geoff

Geoff wrote:

> I'm compiling Apache 1.3.34 with the apache_ssl patch on a Sparc/Solaris
> 10 system.

Why not enable the apache 2.0 that comes with Solaris 10? Just
curious..

gerryt@ wrote:
> Geoff wrote:
>
>
>>I'm compiling Apache 1.3.34 with the apache_ssl patch on a Sparc/Solaris
>>10 system.
>
>
> Why not enable the apache 2.0 that comes with Solaris 10? Just
> curious..
>
Not wishing to go into detail, our requirements are quirky, and it was
far easier, at least at present to go with the install from source way
and apache 1.3.34.

Happy to say, this particular problem solved. The make for apache ssl
doesnt create a file called apache_ssl.so, but creates one called
libssl.so in the source tree ( ./src/modules/ssl/ ). Copy this to the
../libexec and do a rename, and it all works fine.

Regards

Geoff

gerryt@ wrote:
> Geoff wrote:
>
>
>>I'm compiling Apache 1.3.34 with the apache_ssl patch on a Sparc/Solaris
>>10 system.
>
>
> Why not enable the apache 2.0 that comes with Solaris 10? Just
> curious..
>

I run Apache 1.3... on Solaris 10 also. I started with Apache on
Solaris 8. As I add web server systems, the new ones come with the more
recent OS and/or the hosting site prefers it. I see no reason to
discover the joys of porting my web server configs to Apache 2 at this
time. Some day perhaps, when I'm not already working too long days.

Jim