Hello Everyone,
About a month or two ago I was looking for help on the Sun Crypto Board 1 with OpenSSL
0.9.6-engine. My symptoms were that despite installing the Sun kernel drivers, and
then building OpenSSL, Mod_SSL, and Apache as described, the card did not seem to be
used (no flashy orange
You haven't provided any details, so it's hard to provide a specific
suggestion. But in general I've found that when things change "out of the
blue" it is usually because of some latent problem that wasn't noticed
because of some other circumstance. E.g., you change a configuration
file, but for
Thanks, but this doesn't really answer my question. I am fully aware of how
to connect using straight http. I am also aware of how to tunnel my request
through something like sslproxy. However, sslproxy adds a ton of overhead
and plain http is NOT secure. So my question...is there a way to make th
Any help please?
I setup an IP based vhost with ssl amd my https connection worked. I was
happy. But out of the blue, the vhost is gone. Can't connect to it,
nothing. However my other vhosts (non-ssl, name based) remain fully
functional. Plainly restarting httpd with the exact same, unchange
Simply use http://crappy.ibmhttpserver.com/ if secure proxying doesn't work.
Of course, data between your two hosts will be "plain-text".
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John Airey
Internet systems support officer, ITCSD, Royal National Institute for the
Blind,
Bakewell Road, Peterborough PE2 6XU,
Tel.: +44 (0) 1733 375299 F
I have the following line in my Apache httpd.conf
ProxyPass /location/ https://crappy.ibmhttpserver.com/
ProxyPassReverse /location/ https://crappy.ibmhttpserver.com/
I get the following error when Apache tries to connect.
RProxy Error
The proxy server received an invalid response from an upstr
I did that, I tried just copying the DLL's across, and then unzipping the
whole distribution into the Apache directory.. Interestingly I've got it
working at home on Win2k. I thought it was giving the same error, but I
just hadn't put openssl on the path at home. No such simple fix at work
thou
