hi all,
is it possible at all for an application to use the tcp header to put data into
within a https session?
i tried tcpdump -n -i eth0 myHost and port 443 but i'm not sure which ids i got
are rudimental header data.
any hints?
thanx in advance
jan-henrik kannenberg
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Kingsley Foreman wrote:
> i had the same problem i did this and it seemed to make it work
> tell me if it works for u
>
> i copyed the attached file to the /etc/httpd/conf/ directory or whatever it
> is
>
> i then put the line
> include /etc/httpd/conf/mod_ssl.conf
> into httpd.conf
>
> and wham bam it worked very strange
> give it a go i don't think u need to edit anything in the file but have a
> look anyway
It's not helped me unfortunately. I've check a couple of things, though.
You had "Listen 443" commented-out in your file -- does that mean your
httpd.conf is different? I can't have that commented-out of mod_ssl because it
tells the server which port we're listening on (for secure connections rather
than the default 80 for http).
I still get the following from my MSIE browser...
An error occurred in the secure channel support
james.lyon.vcf
