On Fri, Feb 19, 1999, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > Wait! That's still not clear enough, sorry. Do you mean that after 3) Apache
> > asks for the client cert on _every_ request? I think no, so what makes you
> > actually think that your sessions are no longer cached after 3)? Or in other
>
> Thats the problem, after 3) Apache asks for the client cert on every request.
Ops, then this is some sort of a bug. But perhaps it's the same as described
in the other reply on this thread? Is your client authentication configured on
a per-directory basis?
> > words: After you restarted Apache how did you discovered that your sessions
> > are now _again_ cached? Usually (I assume you've an enabled session cache:
> > SSLSessionCache!) restarting Apache should make no real difference according
> > to cached sessions.
>
> After Apache restarted, client certificate is asked at begining and when we reach
>timeout.
> SSLSessionCache is enabled.
Hmmm.... that's crazy. I currently cannot image what happens for you, except
that storing the session keys into the DBM file might fail. There are no
error messages in the mod_ssl logfile?
Ralf S. Engelschall
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