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This currently won't work with Apache unaided. The manual things I
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have to do to make it work are:
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To configure this module you must use:
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--enable-tls
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--with-ssl=/path/to/ssl/library
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For example:
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--enable-tls
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--with-ssl=/home/rbb/openssl-0.9.6
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NOTE: You must be using OpenSSL 0.9.6 or later in order for this to work.
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Then all you need is "TLSFilter on" and "TLSCertificateFile <file>" in
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your config, and you are away (note that the cert file must also
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contain the private key at present).
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Ben Laurie, 11 Feb 2001.
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Win32 plays an entirely different build game. mod_tls.dsp must be built
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by choosing it from within the Apache.dsw workspace. A mod_tls.mak is
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provided, but has the same limitations as building the .dsp 'project'.
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Unpack or checkout the openssl sources into the directory srclib/openssl,
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and follow the build directions for your compiler/assembler/cpu. In the
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workspace viewer (File list view) right click on mod_tls to build the
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module. The output (based on your choice) will fall in the directory
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modules/tls/[Debug|Release]/mod_tls.so. The openssl output is all in
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the directory srclib/openssl/out32dll.
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Copy the ssleay32.dll and libeay32.dll files to your target Apache2/bin
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install path from srclib/openssl/out32dll (you may also desire openssl.exe)
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and copy mod_tls.so into your Apache2/modules directory.
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This could be improved at some point, but not by myself at this moment.
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William Rowe, 11 Jun 2001
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