Re: [SLE] how do i know the version how to start https

tk dev wrote: 3.as i know, modssl apache-ssl is different. how should i start apache after i enabled ssl? should i stop the current apache? should i change/start/stop any daemon? /sbin/init.d/apache reload Most of the scripts in that directory have start, stop and reload functions

Re: : using ssl in http protocol

do you means that on server side, i can only free the resource of certion persistent connection when 1. reading/writing error occures when server trys to read/write from the socket; 2. server side timeout(can be configed by hand.) occures. is there any http headers for keeping the

Support for Crypto-Accelerator cards

Hello everybody out there, the ChangeLog states that there is support for Atalla crypto accelerator cards, I assume for the AXL 200. Is there anybody who can tell on what platforms the card is supported? The Atalla people say that they don't have a driver for Solaris (yet). Thnx in advance and

SSL Problems with IE and Win2000

Hello I'm using sslwrap with openssl 0.95a to forward an SSL connection to a regular webserver. Everything works fine with Netscape on Win98. Internet Explorer on Win98 does not work, SSL Handshake is done, but hangs. On Win2000 its even worse, there, not even Netscape works correctly. This

Re: Support for Crypto-Accelerator cards

On Fri, 25 Aug 2000, Schlote, Hans-Werner wrote: Hello everybody out there, the ChangeLog states that there is support for Atalla crypto accelerator cards, I assume for the AXL 200. Is there anybody who can tell on what platforms the card is supported? The Atalla people say that they

using rsa functions from libcrypto

Hi, I want to use RSA functions from libcrypto (i386-NetBSD + cc). Can someone send me an example of implementation in C with a public/private keys generation, message encryption/decryption. I need this for a personal project that will not be distributed. thank you. Julien Guisset french

RE: using ssl in http protocol

From: Arun Venkataraman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2000 9:28 PM You need to get familiar with the basics of HTTP. rfc 2068 is the ultimate authority in this regard. RFC 2068 has been superceded by RFC 2616 since June 1999. (And it's a bit misleading to say any

Re: using rsa functions from libcrypto

Hi, I used CA.pl to generate a CA and signed a certificate for myself. (Default openssl.cnf; OpenSSL 0.9.5 28 Feb 2000) After importing the cert to netcape I send a signed message to myself using the mutt email client. First question - maybe this one is for the mutt-list: Can mutt handle

Re: using rsa functions from libcrypto

Hi Julien, I am working on a similar project and I founda good example of RSA encryption/decryption in /openssl/demos/maurice/example2.c. Look in these dirs, there's some interesting stuff, in /openssl/apps too. Bye, Paolo. - Original Message - From: julien guisset To:

Re: using rsa functions from libcrypto

Martin Lohner wrote: Hi, I used CA.pl to generate a CA and signed a certificate for myself. (Default openssl.cnf; OpenSSL 0.9.5 28 Feb 2000) After importing the cert to netcape I send a signed message to myself using the mutt email client. First question - maybe this one is for the