Holger Reif wrote:
>
> Has the ssl_enginge_log told you that all servers have been configured
> already? Are you perhaps using /dev/random and temp key generation is
> somehow slowly?
YES! THAT WAS IT!!!
I really thank you for pointing me to this! But why did this work with
mod_ssl 2.2.8? Is it possible, that mod_ssl did a non_blocking read to
/dev/random, where mod_ssl 2.3.5/6 does a blocking read?
The kernel was the same (linux 2.2.10). So it cannot be a change in
/dev/random.
>
> If you set SSLSessionCache to "none", is there any problem remaining?
>
> > When I delete these files and restart they are created with the correct
> > access-rights (owner httpd.root; mode 0600). But somehow they become
> > root.root.
>
> Does it mean, they become root.root after some time running???
Yes. I don't know, how this could happen. Maybe it happend somehow in
the start/stop cycle, where apache hat root-rights. But rse said, that
there is no chown to root in mod_ssl. Very strange thing. It seems to be
fixed with mod_ssl 2.3.6.
Jens
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