Thomas
This is still an issue, did it ever get fixed for v 1.9X?
I cant use 2.0 until assp deluxe upgrades their offering later in the year
to support v2
Thanks!
John
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Thomas
Never heard back could we get this solved in V1.9 as well please?
Thanks
John
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Thomas
Ok thanks! Seems like I am attracted bugs! I always seem to find them. My
server is using cpanel and assp deluxe which is still on 1.9X so would
appreciate an update to that as well if its not too much trouble.
Thanks!
John
I confirm that this is a BUG in the
Sorry for the delay, I wanted to update the status of this issue, as I did
set the ssl_cipher_list in ASSP, I thought it worked for setting the cipher
on SMTP (see below appears not now), but it does not appear to affect the
https: connections on port 5 and 3 for the web interface? I
Sorry for the delay, I wanted to update the status of this issue, as I did
set the ssl_cipher_list in ASSP, I thought it worked for setting the cipher
on SMTP (see below appears not now), but it does not appear to affect the
https: connections on port 5 and 3 for the web interface? I don't
Well I posted this some time ago with no response so will try the mail list
http://minimalcms.sourceforge.net/demo/proxy/apps/phpbb/assp/viewtopic.php?f
=7
http://minimalcms.sourceforge.net/demo/proxy/apps/phpbb/assp/viewtopic.php?
f=7t=1994sid=cde5a1fbacd7f67c926a2741e964106a
Q: how do I go about adjusting the SSL cipher that assp uses for the
web interface (re here
just setup the ASSP web interface to listen on local (127.whatever)
and then use (e.g.) STunnel to expose the interface to the WAN
For Users of ASSP assp-user@lists.sourceforge.net schreibt:
Q: how do I go about adjusting the SSL cipher t
SSL key cipher list (SSL_cipher_list)
If this option is set the cipher list for the connection will be set
to the given value, e.g. something like 'ALL:!LOW:!EXP:!ADH'. Look
into the
