According to the mod_ssl reference, SSLSessionCache defines cache sharing
among multiple server instances.
What you need appears to be the SSLSessionCacheTimeout directive. if you
set this to a small value (e.g., 1 second), then theoretically you will get
renegotiation each time. I have not tried this myself.
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> I want to turn off session caching so that everytime I request a
> secure page
> I do the ssl handshake. I set SSLSessionCache none, but it I leave my
> secure site and then come back it never does the secure handshake again it
> always reuses the previous session. It does this both with IE
> and Netscape.
> The only way to get it to initiate another session is to close
> the browser.
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