Full_Name: Jason Haar
Version: 2.8.4 through 2.8.8
OS: Linux
Submission from: (NULL) (203.96.111.202)
I've got SSL certs and FakeBasicAuth 99.9% working well.
e.g.
With a valid client cert and that DN put into a DB file, I can view
https://domain/dir/test.php, and I've written that to show me
Hi,
I have the following installation of apache with mod-ssl:
apache 1.3.12
mod-ssl 2.6 for apache 1.3.12
openssl 0.9.5
zlib 1.1.3
Does anyone know why Internet Explorer 5.5 will NOT connect to secure
pages on a web site built with the above components.
We have had no problems on any other
i am currently using modssl 2.8.4 w/ apache 1.3.20 and openssl 0.9.6b. for
compatibility with another application, i need to upgrade my openssl to
0.9.6c. will i have any problems with the modssl/apache upgrading to this
version of openssl. in other words, will i need to upgrade my modssl
On Thu, May 30, 2002 at 01:50:32PM -0400, Shon Stephens wrote:
i am currently using modssl 2.8.4 w/ apache 1.3.20 and openssl 0.9.6b. for
compatibility with another application, i need to upgrade my openssl to
0.9.6c. will i have any problems with the modssl/apache upgrading to this
version
Hi, I'd like to know what kind of tricks I can apply
to improve the performance of my apache server which
uses mod_ssl. The OS I'm using is Linux 7.2.
Currently, I have a client script that generates n
number of requests to the apache server. The page it
requests is a static page. With SSL
On Thu, 30 May 2002, Chris Hsiang wrote:
[30/May/2002 17:31:17 05760] [error] Init: PassPhraseDialog BuiltIn not
supported in server private key from file
F:/Apache/Apache2/conf/ssl/secure.key (OpenSSL library error follows)
It means you can't use SSLPassPhraseDialog BuiltIn on Win32.
It means you can't use SSLPassPhraseDialog BuiltIn on Win32. Either
use
the SSLPassPhraseDialog exec:/path/to/program method or just get rid
of
the passphrase. (I recommend the latter.)
what exec I can use on win32 to submit the passphrase and also, how do I
get rid of the passphrase from my
Thanks it worked. I have removed the pass phrase and I have absolute no
intention to start another hot debate. I am still new to MOD_SSL and
Apache 2.0.X
Whether passphrases are any good or not is a bit of an ongoing heated
debate on this mailing list (AND NO, GUYS, LET'S NOT GO THROUGH THAT
On Thu, 30 May 2002, Patrick Dionisio wrote:
Currently, I have a client script that generates n
number of requests to the apache server. The page it
requests is a static page. With SSL turned on, I'm
only able to get at most 7 to 8 requests per second.
With SSL turned off, I am able to
