wine users - Sep 2003 - modssl

I'm having some troubles getting modssl to work with wine.  None of my
programs that connect to the web via ssl work.  I am using Red Hat 9.0,
have both the modssl and modssl-devel rpms installed, yet they still
don't work.  I've tried both installing from source and using the redhat
9 rpms on the winehq.com website, and neither works.  Any ideas?

Jesse

On Tuesday 30 September 2003 14:18, Jesse Stay wrote:
> I'm having some troubles getting modssl to work with wine.  None of my
> programs that connect to the web via ssl work.
Do you mean openssl? If not, it might be worth trying with openssl and 
openssl-devel (or whatever the appropriate RPMs are called) installed. IIRC, 
modssl (or mod_ssl) is a plugin for the Apache http daemon to enable it to 
accept SSL connections.

Stephen

Oops - my bad.  I meant openssl (it was a typo).  Yeah - I've tried with
both openssl and openssl-devel installed, I can see
/usr/include/openssh/ssl.h in my include directories, but no matter
which way I try to install Wine - rpms, source, etc., it still doesn't
work.  When I run configure from source, it tries to detect
openssl/ssl.h and says "no" to all of those detection mechanisms.  And
yes, mod_ssl is an Apache daemon for accepting ssl connections - sorry
for the mixup.

-Jesse
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Stephen Mollett [mailto:molletts@yahoo.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2003 6:11 PM
> To: Jesse Stay
> Cc: wine-users@winehq.com
> Subject: Re: modssl
> 
> 
> On Tuesday 30 September 2003 14:18, Jesse Stay wrote:
> > I'm having some troubles getting modssl to work with wine.  
> None of my
> > programs that connect to the web via ssl work.
> 
> Do you mean openssl? If not, it might be worth trying with 
> openssl and 
> openssl-devel (or whatever the appropriate RPMs are called) 
> installed. IIRC, 
> modssl (or mod_ssl) is a plugin for the Apache http daemon to 
> enable it to 
> accept SSL connections.
> 
> Stephen
> 
>