On Tue, 20 Jun 2000 14:49:24 +0200, Olivier Mascia wrote:
>
>> On a different note, what are people using OpenSA for? How many people
>use
>> ASP, PHP and Perl with their set-ups? (would it be worth enabling PHP by
>> default?)
>
>We use ASP on a commerce web site, but are in the process of rewriting the
>thing using PHP4, now that it is a module (instead of a cgi). We don't use
>perl, well, for now.
>
>We use SSL, and that was originally the *primary* reason to choose OpenSA
>over any other Win32 Apache build available.
You are going to have troubles with international releases of browsers say
40/56 bit criptography enabled browsers because they don' t work with
OpenSa (Apache + ModSSL) on Windows NT but only on Unix boxes.
Even if they say (Mod_SSL) that international browsers have to step up from
low encryption to strong one, it does not work when the Apache server is
a Windows NT box.
My company holds a Verisign Global Server ID (payed 895 $) which as stated by
Mod_SSL Readme.GlobalID enables Apache+Mod_SSL to step up international browsers,
but it works fine on Linux and does not work on Windows NT.
I had to change the web server software to M$ IIS 4 on Windows NT which
steps up International browsers correctly.
Regards.
-------------------------------------------------------------------
"On a day not different than the one now dawning, Leonardo drew the
first strokes of the Mona Lisa, Shakespeare wrote the first words
of Hamlet, and Beethoven began work on his Ninth Symphony."
And Windows98 Crashed!
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Francesco D'Inzeo
WinTech S.r.l.
Via Lisbona 7
35127 PADOVA (Italy)
Tel. (+39)-(0)49-8703033
Fax. (+39)-(0)49-8703045
e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
