Re: Reverse Proxy https question

I don't understand something. If the Apache proxy server is not going to decrypt the packets, how will it know where to send it? Aryeh I am trying to Reverse ProxyHTTPS connections in the following manner: CLIENT Browser (https://secure-site.com) - Apache 2.0 Reverse Proxy, posing as

Re: apache 2.0 hates older linux kernels:

Umm, yers might be considered older in relative terms, but, I'm using a slackware 3.6 version on the box I'm trying to work on, so the kernel is a patched up 2.0.35-6 derivative, older yet then the 7.1 slackware/2.2.16 kernel you are working on there. You're right. Dunno what made me see/think

Question about SSL for Apache 2.x

Dear SSL companies, we are university students team from Czech Republic and we provide some expert system based on Apache web server, but now we have some problem about SSL. Now we can install on our server Apache 2.x version but we need for this wersion some SSL support. When we inspect

Re: Question about SSL for Apache 2.x

SSL is included in the source for Apache 2.0. You will need to download, compile and install OpenSSL found at www.openssl.org and then build the mod_ssl module found in httpd/modules/ssl. I can never remember where the instructions are found for setting up the source tree to build...

Re: Question about SSL for Apache 2.x

ModSSL is now a part of Apache 2... just compile it with SSL support... fec Dear SSL companies, fec we are university students team from Czech Republic and we provide some expert system based on Apache web server, but now we have some problem about SSL. fec Now we can install on our server

Re: Question about SSL for Apache 2.x

Dear SSL companies, we are university students team from Czech Republic and we provide some expert system based on Apache web server, but now we have some problem about SSL. Now we can install on our server Apache 2.x version but we need for this wersion some SSL support. When we

Re: 56-bit/128-bit IE problems

In article 00c301c21939$c5e8e500$[EMAIL PROTECTED] David Wall wrote: You could also consider getting a Thawte super cert which has a capability to allow the 56-bit export version of IE to not be so stupid and connect at the higher 128-bit when accessing your site. Could somebody please

RE: OT: Encryption and Credit Card Processing (fwd)

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Re: Off-Topic - Encryption and Credit Card Processing (resent) (fwd)

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Apache mod_ssl hanging browser

Was wondering if anyone can help me? I believe I have mod_ssl loaded correctly and configurd correctly, but I get the following situation when I access my SSL site. - https://secure.aebdemo.com, it just hangs on site, but says host contacted... - this is what the SSL.log says: It looks like

Re: Apache mod_ssl hanging browser

Hi, On Thu, 27 Jun 2002, Peter Cronin wrote: Was wondering if anyone can help me? I believe I have mod_ssl loaded correctly and configurd correctly, but I get the following situation when I access my SSL site. - https://secure.aebdemo.com, it just hangs on site, but says host contacted...

RE: Reverse Proxy https question

I did not believe that the packet headers had enough information for Apache to determine what to do. So, it must decrpyt the message with the certificate. -Original Message- From: Michael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2002 2:29 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:

RE: Reverse Proxy https question

Quoting David Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED]: I did not believe that the packet headers had enough information for Apache to determine what to do. So, it must decrpyt the message with the certificate. That's right. For Apache to accept an SSL connection as a reverse proxy it must decode it.

CLient/Server Certificates

I am running Apache 1.3.26 with mod_ssl/openssl. I have configured a server certificate from versign and https communication works great. However I am trying to now configure client certs. I have configured apache to trust the CA. But now if I have a browser that tries a https connection

SSLCryptoDevice: works as a static, not as a DSO...?

Hey people. I have been running fine with Apache + Mod_SSL under Solaris with everything working fine. I am now recompiling to Apache 1.3.26, Mod_SSL 2.8.10, OpenSSL 0.9.6d, and MM1.1.3. My httpd.conf is pretty much the default, except for just above the SSLPassPhraseDialog (around line 1090)

Re: SSLCryptoDevice: works as a static, not as a DSO...?

It might depend upon how you compliled openssl, was it compiled shared also? Thanks, Ron DuFresne On Fri, 28 Jun 2002, James Bromberger wrote: Hey people. I have been running fine with Apache + Mod_SSL under Solaris with everything working fine. I am now recompiling to Apache 1.3.26,

Re: SSLCryptoDevice: works as a static, not as a DSO...?

Thanks Ron... I just did this, and there was no change -- it still doesn't like this directive: Invalid command 'SSLCryptoDevice', perhaps mis-spelled or defined by a module not included in the server configuration My build was effectively: cd openssl* sh config -fPIC