Hi Jeff
> On Tue, 15 Jun 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > What happens then is that Netscape asks me several times for ONE
> > PAGE to choose my certificate. It seems to me this is due to inline
> > images on the page, which are requested by the browser simultaneously.
> >
>
> It would probably be better to set the images as full seperate links to an
> http URL as opposed to an a relative link under the https side (i.e. if
> your page was https://mysite.com then access the graphics in the html as
> http://mysite.com/graphic/whatever.jpg than /graphic/whatever.jpg). The
> SSL overhead for the graphics is simply not needed unless they have
> content that is to be protected as well.
>
> The side benefit is that the graphics are then not protected and hence
> Netscape will not ask you for the certificate every time.
You are of course right and I think I'm gonna do that (probably via
mod_rewrite, so I don't have to change URL's).
It might even solve the problem in this particular setup, but it seems not
to be the ultimate solution.
When you're using frames, you're as far as before, and I'm still not sure
what happens with subsequent pages on the same virtual host, since my
browser dies before normally...
Bye
Tim
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