On Wed, Feb 28, 2001 at 11:03:47AM +0100, John Espen Hetty wrote:
>
> Yes. But unfortunatly, we are using Oracle IAS (With Portal). They
> have bundled a modified version of mod_ssl (without the source), and we
> can't replace it since doing so would mean that we'd loose the support. But
>
>> Regarding our trouble with two-way authentication; is seems that
the server
>> sometimes freezes, or that it sometimes insists on asking for the
user
>> sertificate (re-negotiation) on every request. There are some
keep-alive
>> pr
On Wed, Feb 28, 2001 at 10:17:59AM +0100, John Espen Hetty wrote:
> Just wanted to know if anyone else was using this option.
Check the list archive - quite a few people are using that feature.
I had some three or four thousand users (previous job).
> Regarding our trouble with t
Just wanted to know if anyone else was using this option.
Regarding our trouble with two-way authentication; is seems that the server
sometimes freezes, or that it sometimes insists on asking for the user
sertificate (re-negotiation) on every request. There are some keep-alive
problems as well. I
On Wed, Feb 28, 2001 at 09:41:00AM +0100, John Espen Hetty wrote:
>
> Anyone using it ? ('SSLVerifyClient require')
Yes.
> Seems the implementation isn't all that good. The same for CRL handling.
What are you talking about - except having to restart Apache when loading
new CRL's, I've had no p
Anyone using it ? ('SSLVerifyClient require')
Seems the implementation isn't all that good. The same for CRL handling.
It's too bad though. Hate to dish out a million bucks for something
commercial that'l do the job.
-Jon
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Hello,
Can a signle SSL port can be used for both one-way (for
few clients)and two-way (for few clients)authentication by configuring
in the following way?.Please clarify.
SSLCipherSuite 'ALL:+3DES+MD5+RC4+RSA:-DH:-DES:+HIGH:-SSLv2:+SSLv3:+EXP'
SSLCertificateFile $ORACLE_HOME/Apache/ocmcasrv/
