It appears the passing of the environment variables works fine. For
instance, adding +ExportCertData to SSLOptions adds a bunch of additional
environment variables that get passed along. The problem is the keys
within the request_rec that are passed to cgi_handler() are missing
"Content-type" and "Content-length" in secure mode from Netscape. Can you
give me more information how these keys are generated from the submitted
form? There are lots of places in the source code that touch request_rec
structures, so I am not sure where to look. Also, any idea why it works
fine from IE and not from Netscape?
Regards,
Evan Jennings
TPF Development, IBM Corp.
Poughkeepsie NY
Mads Toftum
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07/09/2001 05:40 PM
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modssl-users
Just one idea - could you be running out of space to pass those environment
variables? What happens with/without different settings for SSLOptions -
such as
StdEnvVars and ExportCertData ?
vh
Mads Toftum
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