> I had originally assumed this was to do with a bug in early > implementations of IE5, but since then we have had reports of the same > behaviour in IE6 (which initially comes in 56-bit flavour under win2k > unless patched).
You should read the mod ssl documentation as it describes things like he 'CipherSuite' configuration parameter to use in your Apache httpd.conf file as defines what ciphers the client is permitted to negotiate when connecting to your site. Specifically, there's two I see a lot !EXP56:!EXPORT56 that perhaps would be turnning off such support. You could also consider getting a Thawte "super cert" which has a capability to allow the 56-bit export version of IE to not be so stupid and connect at the higher 128-bit when accessing your site. Good luck... David ______________________________________________________________________ Apache Interface to OpenSSL (mod_ssl) www.modssl.org User Support Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
