I am unable to find the location of the virtual machine file, is there
some file extension that it uses so I can do a "find" for it
I am sure it is the default location (I started with 2.0, then
upgraded to 3.0 in case that makes a difference)
Regards,
Michael S. Erickson, President
Automated Solutions Group
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On Mar 24, 2008, at 4:51 PM, Aparajita Fishman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
I've got Apache in front of A4D. A few weeks ago I generated self-
signed SSL certs for 3 virtual hosts on my development server. The
institutional IT folks scanned the machine with Nessus or
WebInspect over the weekend and dinged me for having week
encryption ciphers enabled. By default Apache will enable every
cipher suite. The result is the weak ones (40 bit) are exposed.
The problems is I suspect the solutions I found aren't Mac OS X
specific because when I restarted Apache after installing them
things got very ugly. I've spent the day getting the server so it
will start and back to where it was.
Has anyone here tackled this problem and if so would you mind
sharing your settings?
You'll probably have better luck getting an answer on an apache
forum, this problem is not very Active4D-specific.
;-)
Regards,
Aparajita
www.aparajitaworld.com
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