[ On Tuesday, April 18, 2000 at 20:10:55 (+0200), Mads Toftum wrote: ]
> Subject: Re: Secure Reverse Proxy
>
> If you also want SSL on the back end servers, then there actually has
> been added some support for that in mod_ssl also. Look into the
> changelog: http://www.modssl.org/source/exp/mod_ssl/pkg.mod_ssl/CHANGES
> for the notes about mod_ssl 2.6.0 - where this feature is described.
> It is marked as '_EXPERIMENTAL_ stuff' and isn't documented in the
> manual. If you want to do some work in this area, then testing of these
> features would probably be a good place to start. NB! the latest
> changes in the SSL_Proxy code is in 2.6.3, so you'd want to grab that
> and compile with SSL_EXPERIMENTAL to get it to work.
That's what I was looking for, and it works well for me. Thanks!
Now for the application I will be using it, I will have to hack it up
a bit. The requirements are that the proxy uses different (client)
certificates towards the back end server depending on several
parameters (where is the request coming from, etc.). Looking at the
code, I think it doesn't have that capability yet.
Who is maintaining this part? I'd like to discuss so that I maybe can
do my things in a way that might be useful for others, too?
Regards, Joe
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