Jean-Marc Desperrier wrote: > dalini wrote: > >> Ian G wrote: > > [...] >>> But the Apache web server still insists on presenting only >>> one certificate (even though it has accepted the various >>> other SSL sites in the vhosts config). Why that is is another >>> story, but there is one furfie I noticed with Firefox in this:
>> read the apache documentation ;) it tells you the reason in detail >> why the apache always delivers only one cert... > Well, read the thread here first ! I think I read carefully enough ;) I experimented a lot with this issue and with client behavior and apache > But is it enough to disable SSLv2 to make Firefox send a SSLv3 only > handshake with that info ? And if it does, does mod_ssl implement > reading it to dispatch to the correct virtual host ? Both are doubtful. like some people mentioned later in the the thread apache simply doesn't support it - i didn't wrote the whole story - ok you may blame this on my - i shortened the facts a bit to bring it to the point and i provided a working solution (but which may also not be reliable since most clients are not rfc confirming impelented for certificate behavior) i will try next time to be more verbose - but i can't promise always to go into any details, but maybe simple asking for more details without telling me what i did all wrong (probably) would also be kind of motivating... just my 2 cents greetings dalini _______________________________________________ mozilla-crypto mailing list [email protected] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-crypto
