Hi:
My question relates to the possibility of selectively enabling digital encryption vs. digital signing when using the mod_ssl with Apache 2.0.
My question relates to the possibility of selectively enabling digital encryption vs. digital signing when using the mod_ssl with Apache 2.0.
The motivation for the tradeoff is due to performance.
So ideally, we might want to enable a client to login using a secure form over https that would be encrypted.
However, once logged in, the subsequent client requests [for documents] could be served up using digital signing. Encryption may not be strictly required.
I was wondering if it would be possible to install mod_ssl, Apache2.0, a thwate/Verisign server certificate and be able to serve the login form over https/encryption and the subsequent documents over digital signatures.
If this is possible, could you pl. point me, or tell me what I'd need to do in terms of the configuration file?
Thanks in Advance.
Arjun Khanna.
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