WampServer

Hi all,

I'm faced with this problem since a while and Google cannot help me ... who can do it ?

I installed last version of WampServer (3.0.0 - 64 bits) on Win Server 2012 R2.
Apache 2.4.17
Php 5.6.16

I tried to activate the module mod_ssl based on this documentation [stackoverflow.com] without succes.

My certificate is a official one (trusted and no self-signed)

When I test my httpd.conf, I get the following message:

httpd.exe: Syntax error on line 173 of D:/Tools/wamp64/bin/apache/apache2.4.17/conf/httpd.conf: Cannot load modules/mod_ssl.so into server: The operating system cannot run %1.

Who can help me ?
Thanks for your support.
François

Hi,

I upgraded WampServer from 3.0.0 to 3.0.4 with succes, but it don't solve my problem.

Note that Wampserver is working fine without SSL.

I had the same problem ... when I switched to use PHP 7, mod_ssl worked fine.

Hi,

This is normally caused by mod_ssl not being able to load the libeay32.dll and/or ssleay32.dll.

If you downloaded the latest OPEN-SSL tool then copy these 2 dll's from the OPEN_SSL folder you installed that into, and put them in the \wamp\bin\php\php{version} folder.

Do this for all versions of PHP that you have installed into WAMPServer.

Then using the wampmanager menus do this to make sure the correct SYMLINKS are created to these new dll's

(right click)wampmanager icon -> Refresh

Now start/restart Apache using

(left click) wampmanager -> Apache -> Service Administration -> Restart service

And all should be well

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