OpenSuSe uses it's own logic for module naming where the module name in the sysconfig variable ($APACHE_MODULES) has to match the installed apache module file under /usr/lib64/apache2/.
Module name is "auth_jwt", therefore apache module file has to be mod_auth_jwt.so.
Currently the file name is "mod_authnz_jwt.so" which leads to the effect that OpenSUSE does not add the module to the loadmodule.conf file generated at starting time of apache.
A simple rename of the apache module file from mod_authnz_jwt.so" to "mod_auth_jwt.so" solved the problem for us.
OpenSuSe uses it's own logic for module naming where the module name in the sysconfig variable ($APACHE_MODULES) has to match the installed apache module file under /usr/lib64/apache2/.
Module name is "auth_jwt", therefore apache module file has to be mod_auth_jwt.so. Currently the file name is "mod_authnz_jwt.so" which leads to the effect that OpenSUSE does not add the module to the loadmodule.conf file generated at starting time of apache.
A simple rename of the apache module file from mod_authnz_jwt.so" to "mod_auth_jwt.so" solved the problem for us.