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Subject: Installing Apache and mod_ssl
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Evening everyone...
Im just getting started with apache and mod_ssl. I was reading through the 
docs on the mod_ssl web site and it recommended downloading the source code 
for apache, mod_ssl and openssl.

My question is that I already have openssl installed on my test server. It 
is currently being used for my IMAP server and was installed as a dependency.

Now, reading the docs and the install (for mod_ssl), it actually wants you 
to point to the directory where you unzipped the source code for openssl. 
Since I already have openssl installed, is it possible to point it to the 
location on my computer? Or would I have to download the source code to a 
temp location and point to that location when installing mod_ssl?

I apprecate the help.

Cheers,

Jason

P.S. Besides the O'Reilly book for Apache, any other recommended books?