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When hiawatha is configured like this:

$ ./configure --disable-ssl

it doesn't compile:

hiawatha.c: In function ‘serve_client’:
hiawatha.c:861: error: ‘t_session’ has no member named ‘cause_of_301’
hiawatha.c:861: error: ‘location’ undeclared (first use in this function)
hiawatha.c:861: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
hiawatha.c:861: error: for each function it appears in.)
make[1]: *** [hiawatha-hiawatha.o] Error 1

in send.c line 338:

if (session->cause_of_301 == location) {

session is of type t_session *, which is defined in session.h.


The t_session structure has a cause_of_301 member only if SSL is enabled:

#ifdef HAVE_SSL
	SSL             *ssl_data;
	t_cause_of_301  cause_of_301;
#endif

and the t_cause_of_301 enum is also only defined is SSL is enabled:

#ifdef HAVE_SSL
typedef enum { missing_slash, require_ssl, location } t_cause_of_301;
#endif

which is strange, because it could be a 301 redirect, which has nothing to do with SSL.

Any idea?

I was already aware of this problem with v6.4. It will be fixed in v6.5, which will be released soon.