Holger Reif wrote:
>
> Another variation of the "put images under http" proposal.
> Just puzt them into a separate directory that don't have
> client certs presentation as requirement. Thus you don't
> end up with possible "broken keys" (indicating no security)
> or with undisplayed images ('cause they are unsecured).
I have also seen this problem, and wasn't 100% sure of the cause. I
would be happy to try and solve it if someone were willing to point me
in the right direction (no guarantees).
I have not seen any broken keys so far, only broken image icons which
disappear on reload.
> Regarding the actual problem, don't know. Perhaps something
> is wrong with the session cache.
Many things which were screwy in the SSL session cache went away when I
started using mm and the shared-memory cache. Of course, I'm not 100%
certain that I'm using it (mm) right yet.
> Ralf, is there an easy way to display (or to dump) the actual
> content of the session cache for debugging purposes? (Perhaps
> even a feature to dump and reload like bind does with
> zone files...)
It seems like using the sdbm version and parsing the cache with Perl's
DBM module might work (?)
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and they can do sophisticated things like
turn the lights on and off."
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