./configure --enable-ssl --enable-proxy
First, I'm reverse-proxying another box. When I do
everything using just HTTP, it all works.
Requests from the browser (IE 5) coming-in HTTPS using a
home-made
certificate (openssl, CA.pl -newcert). Everything works
fine for a while. Then, for no good
Can others with more incite to verisign certs verify this information for
me? thanks in advance:
In response to your question (see below) about surrogate/gated
functionality built into the major browsers since Netscape and IE version
3, the answer is simple. To address the global needs of
does anyone know if there is a compiled version of mod_ssl for windows
(mod_ssl.so) anywhere?
one of my customers (believe me, i wouldn't do it) wants to install https
with apache 2.x under windows.
thanks,
Gilad Buzi
RD Engineer ·
Hello, everybody.
I've been searching the web and read the Documentations, FAQS,
HOWTOs READMEs for a while with no luck, that's why I'm posting
here.
I need to be able not to store root CA certificates and CRLs
on the web server, but to rather use a dedicated OCSP server
of some sort to
I've been trying to get Client cert authentication to work with mod_ssl
2.8.4-8 and have everything working bar directory listings. Apparently this
is a bug that goes back over a year now?
Anyway, I think I have a workaround.
Instead of using FakeBasicAuth, I instead use SSLRequire, and change
