Today I added changes to the Apache, Apache-SSL, and SSLeay pkgs that update
and revise a significant amount of the build structure of these pkgs.  The
updates should be visible after the next supscan.

The important things that any person wanting to update should note:

- THERE ARE NO SECURITY BUG FIXES IN APACHE 1.3.3 OVER 1.3.2.
  If 1.3.2 works Fine for you, you do not need to upgrade at this time
  unless you wish to try out the new build structure.

- The NEXT release of Apache (probably 1.3.4) will significantly merge the
  httpd.conf, access.conf, and srm.conf files - access.conf and srm.conf
  will be empty, and httpd.conf will hold all directives.  Be prepared for
  this change when the pkg is updated to the next Apache version.

- If you find bugs in the build system, please report them to the
  tech-pkg@netbsd.org mailing list.  I will see them, but in case I am not
  able to fix them in a timely manner, others there may be able to help.

- mod_perl and mod_frontpage are being worked on.  `Watch this space.'
  I actually have mod_perl compiling, linking, and running, but it plays
  with the Perl XS infrastructure, and shouldn't.

SSL notes:

- Engelschall's mod_ssl module has been integrated into the pkg system in a
  very special way, and is now located in www/ap-ssl (apache-modssl is
  gone).

  When you build Apache alone, it is built with "hooks" (known as the
  mod_ssl EAPI) that allow mod_ssl to link itself into Apache later as a
  dynamic shared object.  You may then compile SSLeay and mod_ssl even after
  Apache is installed.

  The new mod_ssl setup HAS NOT BEEN TESTED EXTENSIVELY.  It runs for me on
  simple requests, but needs a blast test.

- To complement the previous point, SSLeay has been modified to generate
  shared libraries with the now familiar and hated `pkglibtool' script.  It
  does not generate a `libRSAglue.a' any more; those routines are linked
  into libcrypto only as necessary.

  The new SSLeay pkg is called "ssleay" (lower case) and deliberately
  conflicts with SSLeay-0.9.0b to force an upgrade of the SSLeay pkg if
  building the new mod_ssl.

- httpd.conf.default now includes special sections of interest to SSL server
  administrators, the most important of which is a block of directives near
  the top that load and setup mod_ssl.  Please check the new
  httpd.conf.default and merge changes into your own httpd.conf.

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