Believe me, it is not a very time consuming job to configure and get
Apache/OpenSSL/mod_ssl up and running. If an applications guy like me can do it ...
and there are benefits, similar to those accruing from learning to drive a car with a
standard transmission versus an automatic. As a bonus you always end up with the
latest versions of the components. Strnghold is just a commercial repackaging - albeit
a clean one - but you STILL have to configure. Presently I oversee an older version
of Stronghold as well as secure Apache. Neither has faltered.
And ... in tribute to this group, the one problem I did have was related to the lack
of a /dev/random device on my o/s. That was promptly diagnosed and a permanent fix
provided by the author of prngd for which I remain grateful.
Balance about 2/3 hours of your time against the $1000+ for Stronghold. (In Canada
with our Cretin Currency, thats more like $1600 and just not acceptable, so my
decision was even easier when the second system required configuring!) Its your time
and your money, I guess, but the alternative is not a scary one.
George
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> My company is looking at going to Stronghold 3, partly because of the commercial
>aspect. Is it possible to run mod_ssl for commercial purposes now? Does anybody
>know if their are major differences in the way Stronghold 3 is set up that would
>prevent us from using mod_ssl instead? Thanks in advance.
>
> > BoB Woodraska
> > IB Systems Administrator
> > Precision Computer Systems
> > (605) 362-1260
> >
> >
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Travel Seewise Pacific Corp
Vancouver Canada
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