Hi Peter,
thank you for the quick response
cheers alex
Alex Apostolopoulos
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Hi there,
For some reason Apache refuses to load the mod_ssl module. It always
complains it can't find the module although the required file is in the
specifiedpath. Has anyone encountered this problem? Does anyone know a solution?
I'm running Apache 1.3.24 on Windows NT service pack 5.
Thanks
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Version: 2-.8.8 1.3.24
OS: w2k server
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i have a ie 6 and all pages with ssl works fine
but when ie5 with 98se request a page with ssl he read cert we confirm
but give a error page?
i look to ssl log and i detect this:
Connection: Client
On Tue, 23 Apr 2002, Aryeh Katz wrote:
make sure that ssleay and libeay are both in the path.
Um, or libssl and libcrypto from openssl (in the library path, that is).
ssleay's getting to be pretty old these days. :)
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Hi David,
there was a discussion in the mod_ssl-group a few weeks
ago. Some solutions/workarounds were discussed.
Robert Allerstorfer ment he found THE solution. Last
week one of our clients tried to access our fixed
SSL-server via Mac MSIE 5.13 and still had a problem.
The only thing working
On Tue, 23 Apr 2002, Aryeh Katz wrote:
make sure that ssleay and libeay are both in the path.
Um, or libssl and libcrypto from openssl (in the library path, that
is). ssleay's getting to be pretty old these days. :)
poster specified a win32 environment, ssleay32.dll is one of the two
On Tue, 23 Apr 2002, Aryeh Katz wrote:
poster specified a win32 environment, ssleay32.dll is one of the two
openssl libs on win32.
Ah missed that. Sorry. :)
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Apache Interface to OpenSSL (mod_ssl)
Hi!
On Tue, Apr 23, 2002 at 06:38:22PM +0200, Nisbach, Thomas wrote:
i found one (unsatisfying) solution:
I disabled SSLv3 by setting
SSLProtocol -SSLv3
If i do this MSIE on Mac runs but i worry about
other browser that would not run anymore :-(
Btw, as for my understanding this does
No I wouldnt want to disable SSL3 either...
One case I know of like this is to do with advertising EXPORT56 ciphers
on the server side... some variants of IE barf if they're talking to a
site with a so called 128 bit certificate (an SGC cert).
I have used this when a site has an uber-cert for
