DO NOT REPLY [Bug 39668] - system libs still used for httpd when built with local openssl install

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sander@temme.net changed:

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------- Additional Comments From sander@temme.net  2006-05-26 21:34 -------
One inconsistency: in the description of your build process, you set SSL_DIR to /apps/local/openssl. 
Yet, your mod_ssl gets linked to /usr/local/openssl, and your httpd to /lib. Then, you set your 
LD_LIBRARY_PATH TO /usr/local/openssl. 

If I recall correctly (although ld.so(8) doesn't mention this), the linked binary keeps reference to the 
absolute paths of the libraries it was linked against. What happens to the ldd calls if you unset 
LD_LIBRARY_PATH?

Could you paste the config.log and config.status document from your build? 

You will find that the Server: response header is set by mod_ssl itself (in modules/ssl/ssl_engine_init.c), 
and it aks the SSL library for version information at runtime. You can rest assured that httpd and 
mod_ssl are using the same SSL library: unless I'm mistaken horrible things would happen if they tried 
to load a different one. 

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