<<< "Fabrizio Pivari" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/ 7 10:47a >>>
>I've tested HTTPS with Client Authentication and
>it works good to me. After the initial Client
>Authentication with HTTPS I'd like to pass all
>on HTTP (more speedy) preserving the user access.
>Is it possible? Can you suggest me how I c
Hi list, Yaniv.
I can confirm this is possible. I've used it to beef up a certain
commercial Web Application Server to 128-bit while still using the
particular vendor's web-listener.
I think is called "reverse" proxying. Read mod_rewrite docs.
Cheers,
Kobus Jooste.
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On Wed, Oct 06, 1999, Yaniv Ben-Yosef wrote:
> I was wondering if mod_ssl can be used as a https-to-http proxy. The
> architecture I'm looking for is something like this:
>
> |
>+-+| +-+ +-+
>| HTTP| HTTPS | | Apach
On Thu, Oct 07, 1999, Yan Zhang Chen wrote:
> I'm struggling to determine the best way to organize our Apache-related
> package structures. Looks like this EAPI (that mod_ssl depends on) might
> be complicating the things. Your advice would be most appreciated.
>
> Some background info:
> We hav
Hi,
I was wondering if mod_ssl can be used as a https-to-http proxy. The
architecture I'm looking for is something like this:
|
|
+-+| +-+ +-+
| HTTP| HTTPS | | Apache |HTTP | Application
Ralf,
There is one problem with your patch. < len should be changed to >=len
'cos only then we have enought space for storing data.
Memory management make me not happy.
Do you remember problem with apache when relatively small number of
header lines required multimegabytes of memory. I'
On Wed, Oct 06, 1999, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> It did take quite a while to figure out what was making
> my mod_ssl2.4.4 "exit signal Segmentation Fault (11)".
If you use `SSLOptions +ExportCertChain' it can be the bug I've fixed for
mod_ssl 2.4.6 now. Else it's either a different problem or r
Hi,
I've tested HTTPS with Client Authentication and it works good to me.
After the initial Client Authentication with HTTPS I'd like to pass all on
HTTP (more speedy) preserving the user access.
Is it possible?
Can you suggest me how I can configure this?
Ciao
Fabrizio
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Hi!
I'm struggling to determine the best way to organize our Apache-related
package structures. Looks like this EAPI (that mod_ssl depends on) might
be complicating the things. Your advice would be most appreciated.
Some background info:
We have several Apache-based packages. One of them extend
