Phil,
Is it the way I am building Apache or is Linux or Solaris hiding this
symbol? I've checked this on a gentoo build, but on my machine the
module has no symbols.
Details as below:
Apache/2.2.3
OpenSSL 0.9.8c
AIX 5200-09
*
nm mod_ssl.so | grep SSL_get_shared_ciphers
.SSL_get_shared_ciphers T 269028692
.SSL_get_shared_ciphers_139_116 t 269031772*
nm(1):
T Global text symbol.
t Local text symbol.
Regards,
Per
Phil Ehrens wrote:
Per Olausson wrote:
Phil Ehrens:
I just checked a couple different versions and did not see that
function.
I posted a question about this to the apache security mailbox, but
nobody responded. I guess that is inline with the policy for that
mailbox even if I find it somewhat unhelpful, considering that SSL isn't
completely a rarity when using Apache.
The reason I am concerned is because mod_ssl indirectly references
SSL_get_shared_ciphers. It is in use. You can see this if you use
something like nm and grep for this function.
So is mod_ssl vulnerable? Is the functionality insulated and not
possible to trigger from the mod_ssl user scenario, or is it?
If anyone have any ideas please let me know!
The symbol is not defined in mod_ssl on any of my Linux or Solaris
systems, all of which are running Apache-2.0.55. What version are
you looking at?
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