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Dvach2021-10-21 18:20:03
Apache HTTP Server
Dvach, 2021-10-21 18:20:03

Is it possible to update only mod_ssl.so?

Given: Debian has not been supported for five years, or rather Debian 6 squeeze. It's running apache 2.2.16. Apache can't handle TLS above 1.0 (which is ungodly old and obsolete like the Soviet army's tank fleet in 1939). You need to transfer the site to TLS 1.2 Without changing the OS version and without updating apache, i.e. update only the mod_ssl.so library - is there any way to do this?

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Alexander Karabanov, 2021-10-21
@Dvach

Run fresh apache in docker. I recently installed MySQL 8 on an old server.
One library cannot be updated - a dependency hell will appear, in addition, the library must be built for a specific version of apache

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Dmitry, 2021-10-22
@dtmse

You can deploy nginx nearby in reverse proxy mode, and switch Apache from https to http with access only for the localhost (or a trusted host if nginx is on a separate server). But building nginx for Debian 6 can be a separate issue.
PS Why can't the server be updated?

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