In reading the "mod_ssl" manual, Chapter 3, page 2, I see that the
one can write a script to prompt for the passphrase upon start-up of the
server. Is it possible to start the secure Apache webserver at boot-up,
and either 1.) have linux prompt for the passphrase during start-up, or
2.) have a script that will hand apache the phassphrase at boot-up? If
so how do I get the secure server to start at boot-up, ( I currently
have only the non-secure server starting at boot-up, by making a link
from /etc/rc.d/rc3.d to the non-secure start-up script in
/usr/local/httpd/bin) and is there a script already available to read a
passphrase from a file at boot-up (although I would rather be prompted
at boot-up, and enter the passphrase myself manually)?
Brian
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