Nelson B. Bolyard wrote:
Rob Crittenden wrote:
A fair bit of work has been done to mod_nss, an SSL module for Apache
that uses NSS instead of OpenSSL, since it was released last September.
Changes since then include use the NSS OCSP client, addition of a FIPS
mode (similar to modutil -fips
I am modifying mod_nss to implement TLS upgrades (RFC2817) to use in a
special-purpose web client-server system. In fact, I think the
modifications to mod_nss are done, but I am not yet done with
implementing TLS upgrades in Firefox, so I haven't tested the mod_nss
modifications.
As we discussed
A fair bit of work has been done to mod_nss, an SSL module for Apache
that uses NSS instead of OpenSSL, since it was released last September.
Changes since then include use the NSS OCSP client, addition of a FIPS
mode (similar to modutil -fips true -dbdir /path/to/database), options
to seed
Rob Crittenden wrote:
A fair bit of work has been done to mod_nss, an SSL module for Apache
that uses NSS instead of OpenSSL, since it was released last September.
Changes since then include use the NSS OCSP client, addition of a FIPS
mode (similar to modutil -fips true -dbdir
Rob Crittenden wrote:
A fair bit of work has been done to mod_nss, an SSL module for Apache
that uses NSS instead of OpenSSL, since it was released last September.
Changes since then include use the NSS OCSP client, addition of a FIPS
mode (similar to modutil -fips true -dbdir
Wan-Teh Chang wrote:
Rob Crittenden wrote:
A fair bit of work has been done to mod_nss, an SSL module for Apache
that uses NSS instead of OpenSSL, since it was released last September.
Changes since then include use the NSS OCSP client, addition of a FIPS
mode (similar to modutil -fips true
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