Hello, This question has been sent to the user mailinglist first without provoking a reply. From the beginning i thought it was rather a question for the developers.
In fact i am not sure i encountered a bug or a missing feature. I am configuring apache 2.0.54 as a revproxy that handles authentication based on client certificates. Now my customer running the backend application requests to see the client certificates as a whole. After googling around i stumbled over a new method mentioned by Brian Hughes on the users mailinglist http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/httpd-users/200506.mbox/[EMAIL PROTECTED] This works fine for almost all the SSL variables mentioned at http://www.modssl.org/docs/2.8/ssl_reference.html#ToC24 However, i only get the first line of the certificate in SSL_CLIENT_CERT while the client certificate has multiple lines. Unfortunately, the user wants to have exactly this item and not the single line variables... Maybe i am not really used to certificates. Maybe i expect too much of mod_rewrite. But generally i thought http headers could be repeated, so it should basically be possible to get the whole file into the headers. So the question is: Is this a missing feature or a bug? Does it ring a bell? Or is there someone who can point out a better way, how to pass on the certificate to the backend application? best regards, Christian -- Christian Folini - <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
