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@                       Apache + OpenSSL (Apache-SSL)

Uses the public domain SSL implementation known as OpenSSL, integrated
into the Apache server to provide a public domain HTTPS server using
Netscape Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), versions 2 and 3 and TLS version
1.  There are licensing issues in connection with use of the OpenSSL
code in the US, and there are ITAR restrictions on export, even though
the OpenSSL code is obtained from an overseas location.

Full details can be found on the web at:

WWW:	http://www.apache-ssl.org

Details of OpenSSL can be found at:

	http://www.openssl.org
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@This is a part of update to 1.3.12+1.40.  For the rest, please see the
Makefile's commit log.

(Actually I had a CVS problem, and Peter has fixed it for me)

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- Add patch-at to correctly build on FreeBSD 5.0+.

PR:		ports/17404
Submitted by:	Khetan H. Gajjar <khetan@@freebsd.os.org.za>

- Mark `WWW:' in DESCR.

Noticed by:	portlint
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PR:		ports/10966
Submitted by:	Adam Laurie <adam@@algroup.co.uk>
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PR:		ports/8448
Submitted By:	Adam Laurie <adam@@algroup.co.uk>, Member of Apache-SSL
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Uses the public domain SSL implementation known as SSLeay, integrated
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@Upgrade to Apache 1.2.1 and SSLeay 0.8.1. Add SSL3 and many other features.
Submitted by:	Richard Seaman <dick@@tar.com>
Apologies to:	All the other who sent me helpful comments and tips and
		who I forgot :-)
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Uses the public domain SSL implementation known as SSLeay, integrated into
the Apache server to provide a public domain HTTPS server using Netscape
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), versions 2 and 3.  There are licensing
issues in connection with use of the SSLeay code in the US, and there
are ITAR restrictions on export, even though the SSLeay code is obtained
from an overseas location.
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@1) Add the ability to build a secure (SSL'ed) server, conditionalised
   on the presence of SECURE_SERVER.

2) Clean up the installation in accordance with BSD religion:
   Now all the configs go in ${PREFIX}/etc/apache and the
   data (documents) stay in ${PREFIX}/www.
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                                 Apache
                             Version 1.0 (and up)
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What is it?
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Apache is an HTTP server designed as a plug-in replacement for the NCSA
server version 1.3 (or 1.4). It fixes numerous bugs in the NCSA server and
includes many frequently requested new features, and has an API which
allows it to be extended to meet users' needs more easily.

Documentation
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All the documentation is on-line on the WWW, via the URL http://www.apache.org
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