I could have written your email word for word! I've been trying to keep
Apache/mod_ssl running on WIN32 since early December, and still haven't
figured out what's wrong. Josef's patch seemed to work for him, but even
after applying it, my SSL-enabled Apache only runs a few minutes under
On 17-Jan-2002 Roman V Moroz wrote:
Is there possiblity to restart Apache with mod_ssl graceful (with kill -USR1
httpd)?
Yes, it's possible, but if you are adding or deleting new SSL virtual hosts,
you cannot use SIGUSR1; it needs a full restart.
Unless you're asking a totally different
When?
Thanks, Gabi.
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i've actually made some hacks to get it to work; i was able to build a
debug version and found that there were problems in the ssl log
code. as a temporary fix, i was able to disable that portion of the code,
so it crashes much much less (i rarely see it anymore). however, as a
drawback, i no
On Thu, Jan 17, 2002 at 06:56:24PM +0100, Gabriel Lopez Millán wrote:
When?
There will be no mod_ssl patch for apache 2.0.
Ralf donated the mod_ssl code to Apache and it has been included
in the Apache 2.0 distribution.
vh
Mads Toftum
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In article [EMAIL PROTECTED] you wrote:
When?
Apache 2.0.X already ships with mod_ssl, because we already ported mod_ssl to
Apache 2 a few months ago and gifted the source code to the ASF. This way
you no longer need an SSL/TLS add-on module for Apache 2.
Don't have heavy load yet myself, but afraid I will have same problem on one machine.
Here is my thinking from experience with other code:
Heavy load and Win32 indicates the problem has to do with concurrency by threading.
Reasoning: Easy load doesn't cause much concurrency. And under
Have problem building that under Windows. Using cygwin. Using the Visual C++ dsw/dsp
projects. Rest of Apache 2.0.28 builds fine. Have put in openssl etc. (Previously
on same machine have successfully built 1.3.20 with mod_ssl, still do.)
The problem is specific to lex, specifically flex,
Well I became aware of the problem when I started refreshing an ssl page
very fast from localhost... So I guess the load doesn't have to be
-that- high to reproduce the problem. I agree there must be some problem
in the threading code. I tried apache 2.0 with mod_ssl but I couldn't
get it to work
I used this very good HOWTO document by Balázs Bárány.
http://tud.at/programm/apache-ssl-win32-howto.php3
Besides that I also had set KeepAlive to Off to work around a multithreading
problem.
Another tip is to compile OpenSSL with ms\do_ms instead of ms\do_masm. The
masm compilation generated
If you indeed refresh then that would be on the same connection and threading would
not be involved if it is a page by itself in one file (i.e. without images, without
frames). Important detail: Are you refreshing a single resource (file)? If not,
then please test that simplified case.
Hi,
Thanks to all those that helped me with my original problem and being
patient with my dependence on this list. I think I'm starting to 'get it'.
I just have (hopefully) one more question before I leave you guys
alone =)
I want to have 2 different certificates used in 2 different
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