cheung,
The server prompts for the passphrase once
on my NT installation, but i went ahead and
typed the passphrase again eventhoug it didnt
prompt for it.(it was seeming to be hanging,
but still i typed my password) and there
you go, evreything started to work fine.
Even the log file(when you set debug logtype option
in httpd.conf) has log messages that say the server is
waiting for the second try for passphrase.
seems like there is no explicit prompt message
but the program is still waiting for the
passphrase ? and until i type it, i see from openssl
command tool(s_client option) that the client
is waiting for "Server Hello". once typed i could see
the handshake go thru fine!
-vijay
--- Cheung Chun Ho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We are able to build openssl-0.9.4, apache-1.3.11
> with modssl-2.5.0's
> patch applied in Win98 and run the SSL webserver
> successfully.
>
> We do similar build in WinNT server 4.0 and use
> similar httpd.conf. We
> start the server by "apache -D SSL". Unlike in
> Win98, the server prompt
> the pass phase once, instead of twice. The server
> seems to be hanged
> afterward and both netscape and IE fail to connect
> to it, whether using
> http or https. The same problem occurs with the
> opensa-0.20 package. If
> the server key is not pass-phase protected, both
> netscape and IE can
> connect to it using http and https, unless when we
> are doing SSL client
> authentication.
>
> I wonder if anyone encounters similar problem and
> knows the solution for
> it.
>
> thanks and regards,
> Ho
>
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