My company is looking at going to Stronghold 3, partly because of the commercial
aspect. Is it possible to run mod_ssl for commercial purposes now? Does anybody know
if their are major differences in the way Stronghold 3 is set up that would prevent us
from using mod_ssl instead? Thanks in
Believe me, it is not a very time consuming job to configure and get
Apache/OpenSSL/mod_ssl up and running. If an applications guy like me can do it ...
and there are benefits, similar to those accruing from learning to drive a car with a
standard transmission versus an automatic. As a bonus
Stronghold is now owned by Red Hat and is most definitely NOT free, as I mentioned in
the original posting. But Stronghold does use mod_ssl and it really is Apache anyway.
Unless the whole process terrifies you, why would you not prefer the support of this
community, which from personal
On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 10:43:41AM -0500, Woodraska, Robert J. wrote:
My company is looking at going to Stronghold 3, partly because of the commercial
aspect.
Is it possible to run mod_ssl for commercial purposes now?
Yes. The issue with the RSA patent ended in September last year.
Does
