> Okay, I tried the open_ssl-0.95a and also a snake-oil certificate with no
> luck.  Hell maybe it is a dns problem...it kinda of looks like it, but I
> think it just the server taking forever to push out the content...the max
> speed I was getting was about 500b/s download, with most being
> around 30/b/s and dropping...and the connections would take forever (30s -
> 1 min).  I don't know what the hell it is.  So onto the pseudo random
> thing.  Again, thanks for all the help people.  I really want this thing
> to work, and it appears that you do too.

Colin,

Give the ideas that Mads and Geoff mentioned a shot:

 o Move your session cache off the NFS server and switch to the shared
memory version instead of the file based version:

   SSLSessionCache shm:/www/secure_apache/logs/ssl_scache(512000)


 o Temporarily point SSLRandomSeed to a big random binary file

   SSLRandomSeed startup file:/bin/vi
   SSLRandomSeed connect file:/bin/vi

Should get you going at a reasonable rate.

Have you tried different browsers as well?  Which browser are you using (OS,
version and encryption level)?

-Dave

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