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Forum Topics => News & General Discussion => Topic started by: Gregg on March 14, 2017, 08:51:06 PM
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Work continues by the Apache developers on getting Apache 2.4 working with OpenSSL 1.1.0.
What seems to work so far:
httpd, yes mod_ssl will now build and seems to work fine with OpenSSL 1.1.0.
What does seems not to work yet:
abs, it builds but at this point it doesn't seem to work, not for me anyway.
apr_crypto_openssl.dll doesn't build (it's a different project of the ASF than the server) so there is no chance for mod_session_crypto at this time.
I have VC14 x86 & x64 preview builds for testing.
If anyone would like to take one for a spin reply to this post and I'll send you a link.
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I am game for it. Send me the link. I will test it out and see what works, is broken, etc.
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Try https://phpdev.toolsforresearch.com/apr-1.6.x.zip for apr_crypto_openssl-1.dll
See http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/apr-dev/201703.mbox/browser
Topic 1.6 release timetable
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I've got it building now. It was a "duh" moment and I used apr 1.5 when building these.
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New Dev build coming again soon?
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Try for Monday morning.
This time I might include some extras.
mod_brotli which will be added to 2.4 once brotli comes out with a new release (git-brotli-master works now).
mod_socache_redis (the ASF's version) which will be added to 2.4 once APR 1.6 is released.
As you can see by this thread, you're the only brave guinea pig :)
Liking Cha Cha?
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Nothing wrong with living on the edge. I can say that I have not encountered any issues with the 2.4.26-Dev build you provided.
I be back from vacation on Monday and will be looking forward to trying out a new build. Cha cha cha.
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As you can see by this thread, you're the only brave guinea pig :)
The only one that was interested in your builds. There might have been others that built Apache 2.4 from http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/httpd/httpd/branches/2.4.x-openssl-1.1.0-compat/
Liking Cha Cha?
What is the current status of ChaCha in terms of browser support? Is Firefox already supporting it?
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The latest FF certainly does. Not the ESR (45).
Pale Moon and Vivaldi do.
IIRC the Chrome on one of the Linux Live DVDs I tried yesterday did.
The Midori on Bodhi Linux at lease did AES256-GCM384
Qualys says these do:
FF 47+
Chrome 49+
Android 7
IE/Edge, Safari: AES256-GCM384
The big looser is FF ESR: ECDHE-RSA-AES128-GCM-SHA256
Edit: Afterthought
The LibreSSL builds have chacha.
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Ran ChaCha with 2.4.25 build with LibreSSL and all nightly/dev builds of browsers agreed with it
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New proper build (r1) with APR/APR-Util 1.6.0-dev is there.
Includes mod_brotli and mod_socache_redis this time.
I only built x64.
Same Bat time, same Bat channel.
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Send me the link, please
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can u send me a link too and thanks alot!
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One minor error on the Index.html page. Link should be for <a href="/modules.lua">Loaded Modules</a>, it is typed as modues.lua - missing the l in modules. Darn typo error.
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I thought I fixed that before I zipped it up. Oh well, not life threatening.
@Frankiesay, I have sent you a PM on this forum with the link.
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Send me the link, please
ping
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I put in my server base on ws2012 and it looks good
so what kind of test u need to help?
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Nothing in particular. It's for people like yourself to test out any way you want. It's using unreleased code which is why it gets a "just for testing" label on it.