[...] > What I want is to discover the SSL client certificate serial, which > is available in the subprocess_env in the ResponseHandler phase, but > not this early in the request. There's also a test of the mod_ssl > FakeBasicAuth option, which incidentally appears not to work with > mod_perl handlers. > > Of some interest but not much surprise is that the > SSL_CLIENT_M_SERIAL is available in subrequests of this request, > generated by SSI includes. > > I am led to believe that the SSL module does export some information, > in 1.3 it did this via the EAPI ctx system, in 2.0 I'm not sure how > it does it. My question is probably, "what's the replacement for > EAPI if any, and how does it work?"
It seems that the question is really about how mod_ssl works in 2.0. I suggest that you figure out how to accomplish what you want in a C module and then the mod_perl solution will be obvious (I believe). i.e., I suggest that you generalize this question and ask it in the mod_ssl forum (not sure which is which in 2.0) and then report back to us (or even contribute it as a section to our docs for others to re-use). e.g. with the 2.0 mod_ssl, how do I get the SSL client certificate serial in the auth phase (without even mentioning mod_perl so not to confuse those who know), which is available in the subprocess_env in the response phase, but not this early in the request. __________________________________________________________________ Stas Bekman JAm_pH ------> Just Another mod_perl Hacker http://stason.org/ mod_perl Guide ---> http://perl.apache.org mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://use.perl.org http://apacheweek.com http://modperlbook.org http://apache.org http://ticketmaster.com
