Ok KorpDeath, good news and bad news...
I downloaded the Apache 2.0.46 (I already have OpenSSL 0.97b). I did not compile PHP or mess with it because I tend to like to add it later as a module.
So did this on a Sun Sparc system running Solaris 2.9 and on an Intel PIII system running redhat. The sad thing is I am infinitely more familiar with Solaris, but Apache 2.0 went kablooey when I tried to pass the same exact arguments to the configuration script that I used for RH that worked fine (I think this is why I have always stuck with Apache 1.X.X).
Issued to the configuration script:
./configure --prefix=/usr/apache2 --disable-autoindex --enable-cgi --enable-so --with-ssl=/usr/openssl --enable-ssl
Like I said, Solaris 2.9 on Sun Sparc, configures fine, dies when I issue the make (using gcc)
with compile errors...
On the RedHat box, it makes fine, compiles fine, and installs no problem...
So, specific questions:
1) What OS are you trying to install it on?
2) Is there any reason why you can't use the 1.3.27 version?
3) Did just giving you the options to turn on ssl answer the question? (I will have to admit, the documentation with the Apache source tree for the 2.0 version is horrific compared to the 1.3.X versions...)
/nebulus
