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rebuild apache on Plesk 8.2.1/FreeBSD

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curtis

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Hi,

Wondering if anyone has had any luck updating Plesk to the latest Apache 2.0.x on the FreeBSD platform? I have updated the FreeBSD to 6.2p9 on a couple of our servers with no problem, but that still leaves Plesk with an insecure version of Apache...

Not to mention that trying to update the openssl (via linking libssl.so.4 -> libssl.so.5) kills Apache. Any advice on this? I'm guessing that I could either update to the latest (old) version of OpenSSL to be libssl.so.4 maybe? What version would that be? I'd like to get these patched up and would appreciate any advice.

Thanks,
Curtis
 
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