On Mon, 23 Oct 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Going off topic a bit, most of the updates are for extra packages (GNOrpm
> etc) added to Redhat, rather than core security modules.
>
> Having just checked the package list, it does appear that Apache and mod_ssl
> are being supplied as separate packages. I can't investigate the contents of
> the rpms because they are in RPM 4 format (AFAIK). I would suspect that
> something very odd is going on with the SSL handshaking to make this
> possible (ie, the web server is clearly processing the host: part of the
> header before completely the SSL connection).
>
> Can you tell us what you get if you type "httpd -l" please Carlos?
>
I get:
Compiled-in modules:
httpd_core.c
mod_so.c
suexec: disabled; invalid wrapper /usr/bin/suexec
I have set up my laptop so you can access and confirm. I have the
following set up:
http://cursorp.form-net.com <-- Default page that comes with RH7
https://cursorp.form-net.com <-- Same page but using SSL
https://cursorssl.form-net.com <-- A page with a simple message
cursorssl.form-net.com is a CNAME pointing to cursorp.form-net.com
Right now both pages are using the same certificate. I don't know
it this makes a diference.
At the moment I'm running 1.3.12 with ModSSL 2.6.6.
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formerly Form-Net Africa
Carlos Chavez
Technical Manager
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