I didn't see any replies to this the first time (and I still haven't
figured it), so let's try again...
I have my server configured to only accept 128-bit+ SSL/TLS connections.
How can I configure things to display an error page or do a redirect if a
user attempts to connect at a lower encryption level? I had this working
with Apache-SSL by intercepting the "403" error and displaying an error
page. However, I recently switched to mod_ssl and this trick does not work.
The examples I have seen show how to set up different levels of encryption
for different directories, but this is not what I need. I need to display
an error page for anyone who attempts a low-encryption connection on any page.
Thanks,
Jeff
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