Marc Stern wrote:
What was the goal to derivate from mod_ssl ?
The goal was to make an Apache SSL module using NSS as the crypto
engine. I saw no point in re-inventing the wheel so used mod_ssl as a
starting point.
Is NSS better than OpenSSL ?
Both serve their purposes, choice is good.
Marc Stern wrote:
What are the advantages/disadvantages between mod_ssl mod_nss ?
Marc
mod_ssl has the advantage that it is in wide use and has had many
eyeballs on it. It is feature-rich and performs well.
mod_nss is a derivative of the mod_ssl from Apache 2.0.52 (plus a few
updates
Marc Stern wrote:
That would definitely be a good thing.
More and more servers are using a HSM, and we only can suggest to our
customers who want to do so to use a commercial server like IIS.
Marc
mod_nss uses NSS as the crypto library instead of OpenSSL and supports
PKCS#11 drivers
This is to announce a new module for Apache 2.0.x named mod_nss. mod_nss
provides SSL support using the mozilla.org NSS crypto libraries
(http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/pki/nss/).
It is a derivation of mod_ssl from Apache 2.0.54. Basically we ripped
out any OpenSSL calls and
I think he wants the -e flag to httpd. This will log startup errors to
stdout. See LogLevel for the various available levels.
So you can start the server with something like:
% apachectl -e debug -k start
rob
Nick Kew wrote:
Vishal Gupta wrote:
Hi,
I have written a module, and want to
