RE: Securing two scripts with mod_ssl

[Tim Howell]

Philippe M. Chiasson wrote:
: Tim Howell wrote:
:: I've got several applications running under mod_perl 1.99.  Two of my
:: scripts need to be secured using mod_ssl.  I think that I have things
:: mostly setup correctly, and my server now allows me to request any
:: document/script that was previously available over either a regular
:: or secure connection.  I would like to prevent the two higher
:: security scripts from being served over regular http.
: 
: SSLRequireSSL is what you are likely looking for:
: 
: http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_ssl.html#sslrequiressl


That's exactly what I was looking for.  Thanks!  =)

--TWH

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Securing two scripts with mod_ssl

[Tim Howell]

I've got several applications running under mod_perl 1.99.  Two of my
scripts need to be secured using mod_ssl.  I think that I have things
mostly setup correctly, and my server now allows me to request any
document/script that was previously available over either a regular or
secure connection.  I would like to prevent the two higher security
scripts from being served over regular http.

I've googled and searched the list archives, but I haven't found exactly
what I'm looking for, and I'd rather not make an ugly mistake with this
server.

I'd appreciate any help,

--TWH

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OT: mod_ssl list...

[Tim Howell]

Sorry for the off-topic post, but I'm having some trouble subscribing to
the mod_ssl list and thought someone here might have additional
information.

Does the mod_ssl list still exist?  I've tried subscribing both from the
web and by sending an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] but after fifteen
hoursI haven't received a confirmation message or any list traffic.

I have a couple of (I think pretty simple) questions about configuring
mod_perl under mod_ssl, but I think they belong to the mod_ssl list.

Thanks,

--TWH

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MP2: Second easy question: DB connection pooling

[Tim Howell]

I've seen conflicting information in docs, websites, lists archives,
etc.  Is there currently a way to do database connection pooling with
mod_perl2?  I have tried using Apache::DBI with a use statement in my
startup.pl but that doesn't seem to work.  Using PerlModule Apache::DBI
in my httpd.conf doesn't help either.  Do I need to turn on mod_perl1
compatibility mode and then use Apache::DBI in the startup script?  Is
there something else entirely?  =)

An example or pointer to further information would be appreciated.

--TWH

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MP2: Simple config question...

[Tim Howell]

I've just installed Apache2 and mod_perl2.  I'm not quite sure what I
need to add to my httpd.conf to enable mod_perl on a directory.  I'm not
doing anything fancy--I just want to have a directory where scripts are
executed with mod_perl rather than traditional CGI.  I've read the docs
and configuration examples, but somehow I seemed to have missed this.

I've already added a line to load mod_perl and my startup.pl file.

Thanks!  =)

--TWH

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