There are some security holes with the version of Apache webserver (httpd-2.0.40) that ships with RedHat 8.0. There are also security holes with regard to the RH8 OpenSSL version 0.96b (need 0.96h or later to plug them). There are also issues with Apache mod_jk2 versions that are only compatible with httpd-2.0.42 or .43. I ran up2date but there are only the same versions of these applications available. I would like to upgrade to at least OpenSSL 0.96h and Apache httpd-2.0.43 on my RH8 system to close these security holes and to take advantage of mod_jk2 improvements. How can I do this and still retain the proper package dependencies in the RPM database? When I do a rpm -q --whatrequires on openssl I see a number of packages. If I just download the source for a newer version of openssl and build it how do I install it and not mess things up in the RPM world?
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