Hi,
I use the Apache 1.3.6 with mod_ssl 2.3.5 and OpenSSL/0.9.3a
The following configuration does not work:
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RewriteRule ^/somepath(.*)$ http://somehost.domain.com:88/somepath$1 [P]
SSLVerifyClient require
SSLVerifyDepth 1
A
Full_Name: Derek Billingsley
Version:
OS:
Submission from: nbtel4-93.nbtel.net (198.164.208.93)
With crypto-exports relaxed, is an integration of mod_ssl with
apache forthcoming ?
No need to reply, just an idea.
djb
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Apac
Full_Name: Albert Brown
Version: 2.4.2
OS: Linux/RH/6.0
Submission from: (NULL) (216.200.96.43)
-rpath errors when using mod_ssl + apache 1.3.9 + php 3.0.12.
Does not exist if not using mod_ssl.
-rpath, does not have -Wl in front so linker does not get it and gcc crashes.
Also in apache bug l
The latest statistic numbers for mod_ssl as of September 1999 are
available from Netcraft and E-Soft Inc. and can be found under
http://www.modssl.org/news/statistic.html if you're interested of the
current market evolution.
In short: Netcraft counted 152402 domains (59863 unique IP-addresses) w
>> I've encountered a very similar error. With communicator 4.61 it works
>> when connecting from one machine and not aonther, though they are very
>> similar. I don't have an answer yet...let me know if you figure
>> something out.
>
>Seems like a local machine problem. It's some time ago, but
On an old thread about Oracle and Apache;
I have just received Oracle application server 4.0.8 and it is now
certified against Apache 1.3.6.
MIkey.
Ben Laurie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/08/99 15:36:37
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:(bcc: Mike Innes/Virgin Direct/GB)
Subject: Re: mod_s
On Wed, Sep 15, 1999, Saeid.Sadeghi wrote:
> Does any one know where the script "sign.sh" is ? I need to use our own CA
> and I need the script to create the "server.crt" file. Could anyone mail
> this to me please?.
RTFM (from the mod_ssl FAQ directly above the usage of sign.sh):
``[...] a s
Hi all,
I found the sign.sh. I followed the document and creating user own CA, I
get error with key mismatch. Does any one know wha is the exact sequence
of event after the aache-ssl is installed?
Regards,
Saeid.
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Apache I
On Mon, Sep 13, 1999, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> [...]
> The last problem that I ran into was "Connection refused" from
> port 443. I looked at various places and finally found the answer
> on the mailing list archive. i.e., should do
>/bin/apachectl startssl
> instead of:
>/bin/apachectl
--- Original Message ---
> I've been trying to make sense of the various pieces of documentation
>but I still don't have a comfortable understanding of certificates. My
end
>goal is a have an intranet environment where users are authenticated and
>given a certain level of access based on a cer
It sounds like you didn't turn on the EAPI_MM rule... I'm not too
familiar with the procedures for Win32 compilation, but that's what the
error message usually means.
Sorry this isn't more detailed! Hope it helps anyway.
--Cliff
<<< <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 9/15 6:43a >>>
mod_ssl.h(496) : error C
It sounds like you didn't turn on the EAPI_MM rule... I'm not too
familiar with the procedures for Win32 compilation, but that's what the
error message usually means.
Sorry this isn't more detailed! Hope it helps anyway.
--Cliff
<<< <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 9/15 6:43a >>>
mod_ssl.h(496) : error C
Newton wrote:
>
> I've encountered a very similar error. With communicator 4.61 it works
> when connecting from one machine and not aonther, though they are very
> similar. I don't have an answer yet...let me know if you figure
> something out.
Seems like a local machine problem. It's some tim
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