I've been fooling around, off and on, for the last 3
weeks, trying to get apache to work with DSA keys.
I want to create a custom client [perl+SSLeay?] that
can connect to my webserver without having to pay
the RSA tax.
Finally, the clouds cleared and I realized that I
should search the list archives. I stumbled across
the following message:
List: apache-modssl
Subject: Re: Apache_mod_ssl server certificate
From: "Ralf S. Engelschall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 1999-04-09 13:10:05
Currently you can only use RSA Private Keys with mod_ssl, so you've no choice.
Although in the near future support for DSA/DH cert/keys will be supported...
Ralf S. Engelschall
This was over a year ago, so I wonder if it is possible
now? If not, what kind of work is involved in making
this happen?
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Ryan Erwin
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