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should the symbolic link be in /lib or /usr/lib?

no, I searched but only came up with libssl.so (no number at the end)

I ran "make" and assume that the build directory is the same directory that I ran make out of. libssl.so.6 was not in there

I do, but when I run rpm -ivh openssl-0.9.8a-5.2.i386.rpm I get

see my other thread: http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1380758&page=1

Where do I find so.# files? For example, I need libssl.so.6, but my rpm utility is all messed up. Where can I get that file. Thanks

The previous version of openssl, the rpm that was already installed was version 0.9.8a-5.2

Okay, so I'm a newb and did something really really stupid. I'm trying to set up ssl on apache. The instructions I was following suggested build openssl from source build mod_ssl from source rebuild apache with mod_ssl support First, I realized that there was an rpm version of openssl already...

Thanks for all the suggestions everyone. I will try them out soon. I'm very new to sql server so I'm not sure how to measure performance. Catadmin said... For more information, try looking at the Estimated Execution Plan or run the query against a Dev box and look at the real Execution Plan...

hehe. Thanks for the input Catadmin. Any suggestions on how I would go about performing such a search? Is Full Text searching the way to go? I've never used it so I'm not exactly sure how it works. thanks again

I just realized that this isn't hard. I basically want to do the search very google-esque. That is provide a single search field that will match any combination of the data in the Table. For example, I've created a table called "Person" with 7 columns. They are: name, phonenumber, address1...

Hi all. I'm using sql server 2005 and I guess I'd call myself an sql intermediate. Though I've had more experience with mysql than mssql. The table looks like... name, address1, address2, city, state, zip I want to be able to use something like "city, state" or "address, zip" as a search...

thanks for the suggestions. I'll research each more.

Yes, so, it is possible to do this! but what php functions would help me with a solution? I will look into this.

I'm guessing thats what I need to do. Unfortunately I don't know what the sites are. Still waiting on the client to send the list. So, it seems I have to figure out how each site does it and mimic it... if possible? They're not actually reselling them. The client has deals with these...

Thats my question.

Thanks for the response. That would be a good solution, but unfortunately I have no control over these resources. These websites are other sites built by other people.

Is the following possible? A client runs a paid membership service. When a member joins, they are given a login/pass for multiple resources (websites). Whats happening is, people are joining and passing the logins for these various websites to their peers, friends, etc. So, the client wants...

Its whatever came with the latest version of apache 1.3 I'll investigate further soon.

feherke RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} (feed).* [E=go:%1] <Files "/blog/index.php"> Order Deny,Allow Deny from all Allow from go=feed </Files> Apache throws "RewriteCond: unknown flag 'E'". Is my apache missing something?