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Hi, we're using JServ (version 1.1b3) with Apache 1.3.6
and mod_ssl/Raven for SSL3, on Linux (RedHat 6.0).
The problem we're facing is that the SSL_CLIENT_CERT
environment variable is not being exposed through JServ.
It's available via CGI, so I know the data is available
in Apache, but looking at the code for mod_jserv and
the JServConnection.java code it doesn't appear to
get passed on.
I don't know the details of the Apache module API
but I'm guessing the subprocess_env array in the
request_rec structure has a defined content (as
opposed to all env. vars that might be available),
since it seems to be fed in its entirety to the
java side...
My question, therefore, is whether JServ has some
mechanism for exposing other environment variables,
and if not where I should look at modifying it to
pass through what I need?
This is pretty urgent, so if anyone can help me
out or point me in the right direction it'd be
very much appreciated :-)
Cheers,
Laurie
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