seless. That why CipherSuite strings usually start with some "XXX:YYY:ZZZ"
followed with appended ":+AAA:+BBB" where AAA and BBB are subparts of XXX, YYY
or ZZZ. Read the mod_ssl user manual carefully. I think I've explained it
there in detail.
t a client certificate is already known/present, it's
enough to manually force a client verification but skip the renegotation
handshake itself.
Is this optimized approach still secure?
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tial reason I
created the OptRenegotiate option. To allow the user to choose himself
whether this optimization is wanted by him.
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of administration simplicity. It doesn't look
good when the browser complains about the hostname mismatch.
FAQ: http://www.engelschall.com/sw/mod_ssl/docs/2.2/ssl_faq.html#ToC30
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you build with RSAref.
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ork? The HTML code? The
:SSL hyperlinks? Just posting two HTML code snippets isn't enough to expect a
reasonable answer, of course. When you mean why the :SSL doesn't work, please
first check your configuration. It's a plain mod_rewrite question and I guess
you
configure option thst i missed ??
Err.. no! Instead seems like you messed up something locally. I've checked
the configure script and extra tried it out: The user manual _IS_ correctly
installed.
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her local certs/keys.
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libhttp. You just have to incorporate these work.
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Is this on a SuSE/Linux box?
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/Linux box?
Sorry, i forgot to specify my system .., yep it's on SuSE 6.0 as well as on
SuSE 6.1.
Then welcome to the club of people fighting against SuSE's broken NDBM
library... Use --enable-rule=SSL_SDBM as a workaround.
a mismatch between your CA certs and
your client cert. Check these two things first.
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happens is not that the children are forked on the first request. They are
forked at startup, but the startup needs a lot more time than with a non
SSL-aware Apache.
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additional clues...
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make: *** [tests] Error 2
I am running RedHat 5.2 Linux with gcc 2.8.1
Look at http://www.openssl.org/source/ and ftp://ftp.openssl.org/source/,
please. We've already released a patch which solves (ok, tries to avoid ;)
this RSAref-related problem.
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| mod_ssl the startup can take a few seconds(!) more (up to 10s on slow
| machines!)
It can take more than a minute on a Sparcstation 2.
Sure, it takes
it segfaults?
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similar to Listen in usage.
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Index: src/include/ht
no chance for a quick'n lazy installation.
Perhaps a chance is that you try "perl Configure linux-elf no-asm" and
succeed...
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local browser issue.
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this be easy to make into a FreeBSD port?
No, there is no such combined port. Instead it's easier to build without the
ports system by following the steps at the end of the mod_ssl INSTALL
document.
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tfile" to change the index.txt database file. For older versions
you've to edit it manually. How does is done was already explained in detail
on the openssl mailing lists. Look inside the archive, please.
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6 and have installed gcc 2.8.1 yesterday. I assume
there is something simple I am missing, ld is in the path and I am stumped.
I guess you've installed gcc incorrectly or at least it's a binary not
intended for that particular Solaris platform and this way it's broken.
for this or I'll have to write it?
Use --enable-rule=SSL_SDBM
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compatibility some RewriteRules exists for the
website and aliases will be provided for the old mail addresses, of course.
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Check this first.
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entries: "want to run HTTP and HTTPS on the same machine. Is that
possible?" and "Why does my browser hang when I connect to my SSL-aware
Apache server?"....
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it) and rsync (likewise).
So is there any chance you could produce a Snapshot tarball or two, in the
same way as the OpenSSL site does ?
/bin/done: ftp://ftp.modssl.org/snapshot/
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e between "not found" and "not decryptable" here and this way
mod_ssl can't give a more reasonable error message. I'll try to find a
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into httpd. Alternatively you can use just --enable-module=so do get it.
That's all you need for using APXS.
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've to fix it for Apache
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statically linked libssl.a or a DSO loaded previously via "LoadModule
ssl_module .../libssl.so". Check your configuration, please.
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will allow me to
Generate Certificate and Private Keys for VeriSign enrollment. (
Client requirements)
To first read the mod_ssl FAQ, of course.
There are details on how to use OpenSSL to generate CSR and certificates.
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No, "eq" and "==" are actually totally equal in SSLRequire
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(i386). Do you have any suggestions?
Please upgrade to mod_ssl 2.2.8 and Apache 1.3.6.
There the problem should not occur. Thanks.
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es for ISS. But perhaps
ISS per default does an unclean shutdown...
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they are prepared for
a long time) to the 2.3 CVS tree. But when you're interested in testing, I can
send you the patch for testing with the latest CVS snapshots.
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/src/Configuration.tmpl actually contains
a line for mod_ssl. When not, something already broke when applying the
sources.
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default
you cannot get the session id (and I see no real reason why you should), but
with two or three EAPI-related lines in mod_jserv and mod_ssl you could
retrieve this information from mod_ssl, I think.
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to resovle this problem?
Change the CN (Common Name) in your server certificate
to match the FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name) or
your server, i.e. usually CN=www.foo.dom
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o the file referenced under SSLCertificateFile?
In mod_ssl 2.2.8 this (confusing) error (message) occurs when mod_ssl cannot
find a private key at all. So make sure you've configured it correctly.
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uot;.*MSIE.*" nokeepalive ssl-unclean-shutdown
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control!
The FAQ would be your friend:
http://www.modssl.org/docs/2.3/ssl_faq.html#vhosts
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result);
[...]
Is there a reason why you reverse the bytes?
I think it should be ``..."%s%x", result, pSessio..''.
OTOH you can use ssl_scache_id2sz() for this task
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e latest mod_ssl
snapshot from ftp://ftp.modssl.org/snapshot/?
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logically, but
not physically. And as I said, when you do the redirect in an own module it
would be more clean to set the vars there, too.
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rder. At least with my
variant I've now comitted for 2.3.0 the SSL_SESSION_ID which a "GET
/cgi-bin/printenv HTTP/1.0" prints through a "openssl s_client" connection is
identical to the string "openssl s_client" itself prints out while processing.
it's
arguments and sets the variables inside an internal structure which you later
use under run-time. For instance something like
SSLLDAP server=callisto.comune.modena.it port=3389 dn=foobar passwd=test
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) NameVirtualHost in the httpd.conf. Used
VirtualHost 1.2.3. for vhost1 and VirtualHost 4.5.6. for vhost2.
Why did you comment out Listen? You still need this, of course.
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in this. What's your intention for this wish?
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is removed.
Please update the INSTALL file to the release of
modssl 2.3.0. Thank you!
Ops, yes: you're right: "-DNO_IDEA" is now "no-idea". Same for the RSAref
stuff where one now can use "rsaref". I've fixed this for 2.3.0. Thanks for
your feedback.
the ssl_engine_dh.c source. It's now fixed. Please fetch the latest
tarball (= modssl-SNAP-19990521.tar.gz) any try again. Thanks for testing.
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to Versign - only to you -, so they couldn't send it
to you.
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you report this to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list,
so one of our Win32 experts can pick it up? Thanks.
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is a test page for apache..
Anyone have any help on this?
"SSLEngine on" (http://www.modssl.org/docs/2.3/ssl_reference.html#ToC7).
Additionally look inside the provided httpd.conf-dist file.
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FAQ). Additionally make sure both the
server.crt and server.key file can be read with "openssl x509" and "openssl
rsa".
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the new directory layout of the forthcoming OpenSSL
0.9.3 for the Win32 part of mod_ssl. I've now fixed the Makefile.win32 of
mod_ssl to include both /I$(SSL_INC) and /I$(SSL_INC)\openssl. Thanks for
your feedback.
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ur problem is solved.
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is based on SSLeay from Eric A. Young and Tim J. Hudson. The mod_ssl package
was created in April 1998 by Ralf S. Engelschall and was originally derived
from software developed by Ben Laurie for use in the Apache-SSL HTTP server
project.
As a summary, here
On Tue, May 25, 1999, Paul Rubin wrote:
Thanks. Can you tell me Matthias Loepfe's email address?
It's in the source of gid-tagcert.c:
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, but perhaps has different binary headers on the
stored values.
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would make life so much simpler.
Sure, but then the whole efforts Netscape and Versign made would be useless,
of course. So, no, I don't think there will be a trick to tag the stuff
before importing it...
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/ -lRSAglue -lrsaref
This has to read -L`pwd`/../rsaref-2.0/local/ (note the backticks!)
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Changes with mod_ssl 2.3.1 (25-Apr-1999 to 28-May-1999)
*) Fixed two memory leaks in ssl_util_ssl.c related
with mod_ssl, will it wipe out my mod_perl?
You can build with both mod_ssl and mod_perl, of course.
Look at the end of the INSTALL document in the mod_ssl distribution
for details.
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Which mod_ssl version are you using?
Can you present the whole httpd.conf, too?
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out any of your OCSP patches)?
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for your feedback.
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important that
first you try it out with a plain Apache+mod_ssl without any OCSP patches from
you.
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, that's the idea behind using MM inside Apache. But the "SSLSessionCache
shm" stuff is still not released with 2.3.x. I'm planning to release it with
2.3.2 or 2.3.3. It's already prepared, but still keeps dumping core... ;)
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will work, of course.
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u automatically. Then, when this worked fine for you,
you can start migrating to your old httpd.conf, etc.
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questions _doesn't_ read "Your name". It explicitly asks for the FQDN!
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ource tree and the source three
where you've already changes/adjusted the Win32 build files. All I need
is the output of this "diff -ru3" command.
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. But I primarily
first need the source patches for the various Win32 build files.
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mod_ssl-2.2.6-1.3.6 + openssl-0.9.3 +RSA on Linux 2.0.36
(Red Hat)
No, this is usually harmless and for instance caused when the user pressed the
STOP button in the browser, AFAIK.
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to merge your old config files with the new
default config files (in case you want to use newer features, etc.).
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, as
this is is hosted in Switzerland.
Correct, and Switzerland is even more liberal in crypto than Germany ;) (BTW,
the same applies to OpenSSL) Nevertheless these news are important to us...
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to meet your RH layout. Read Apache's INSTALL document for details on how you
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main advantage is that the session cache this way should be even more robust
because we no longer rely on the filesystem or external processes.
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