Hi,
Is you apache SSL enabled?
I've configuration like this one but without usage of authorization an it
works fine for me.
I am using apache 1.3.9, mod_ssl 2.4.10 and openssl 0.9.4.
Rossen
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Subject: ssl & proxy .. again
Hi there,
in the mail archive I found a discussion about using a https connection
from browser to proxy, regardless of the request type. ( browser <- ssl
-> proxy <- whatever -> server).
Actually, I am trying to set this up myself, without success so far, and
would like to ask, if it can be done somehow.
The reason for doing this is, that I want my users to authenticate against
apache through some module ( mod_auth_nds, actually, but it could be any
auth module ) and by their authentication / authorization define, how ca
use which Internet resources.
I do not want their NDS password going over the net in plain text, though.
Does anybody know, if / how this can be accomplished?
regards,
Andreas
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