Can't figure the SSL patch

Hi there, I can't for the life of me, compile the SSL patch for
squid-2.4.DEVEL2 from http://netizen.com.au/~benno ... It always screams
when compiling the cache_cf.c.. The error messages is as below .. I did
try to do funny things like playing around with the makefile and all...
Even removed &Config.Sockaddr.https and &Config.SSL.* from cf_parser.c,
then there are more errors :( did manage to compile though, but of course,
the keyword https_port is not recognised anymore...
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gcc -g -O2 -Wall -I. -I../include -I../include -c cache_cf.c -o
cache_cf.o
cf_parser.c: In function `parse_line':
In file included from cache_cf.c:1608:
cf_parser.c:672: structure has no member named `https'
cf_parser.c:674: structure has no member named `SSL'
cf_parser.c:676: structure has no member named `SSL'
cf_parser.c:678: structure has no member named `SSL'
cf_parser.c: In function `dump_config':
cf_parser.c:905: structure has no member named `https'
cf_parser.c:906: structure has no member named `SSL'
cf_parser.c:907: structure has no member named `SSL'
cf_parser.c:908: structure has no member named `SSL'
cf_parser.c: In function `free_all':
cf_parser.c:1132: structure has no member named `https'
cf_parser.c:1133: structure has no member named `SSL'
cf_parser.c:1134: structure has no member named `SSL'
cf_parser.c:1135: structure has no member named `SSL'
make[1]: *** [cache_cf.o] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/local/squid/src/squid-2.4.DEVEL2/src'
make: *** [all] Error 1
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Where are all these structures defined in? Ok, I'm not a programmer, but I
do try my best in solving this but failed though ;)

BTW, what I need to do is to make squid an SSL accelerator as well as a
http accelerator... Currently, my only solution is to use sslwrap from
http://www.rickk.com/sslwrap/.. Kinda sucky though as connections seem to
come from 127.0.0.1 in the logs (why not;), another one is rinetd, but
requests wont be logged with squid.. The worst (quite good actually) is to
get the Intel Netstructure Ecommerce Director thingy, which costs a bomb...

One more thing, how many connections a second can squid handle?

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