Hi!
I will try to be more specific about my questions
by describing my enviroment.
In my testenviroment I have two identical
installations except that I use mod-ssl-2.3.3 and mod-ssl-2.3.1 on
different machines. Both are installed on Wondows NT and I dont use
SSLSessionCache. When I use a client software to connect to the server I could
see that the response time is about 7 times longer on the latest version ?
How come ? I have also compared the two versions of modssl on unix
platform with the same result. What is the difference in the negotiation in
the two versions ?
I suppose that the program tries to negotiate the
longest encryptionkeylength possible, which could take some time. Is it possible
to configure this in some way ? Is it any difference in which keylength it
starts to negotiate in the two different versions ?
Is it any other ways to optimize the negotiation
through f.e. httpd.conf ?
/Best Regards,
Patrick Harlin
