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apache-ssl is not apache-mod_ssl.
This problem is related to pthread inclusion somewhere
in one of the modules. ie mod_php3 with mysql could
add libpthread and sus make apache core.
Check your libs via ldd -v of each module in apache list.
Again i suspect mod_php3 with mysql. mod_php3 could use
Hi!
I'm trying to set up an apache+mod_ssl web server with 128bit session keys.
The cert I use is a
Thawte SuperCert. I've configured the httpd.conf as described in the howto
to use keys of length 128 bit.
I've tested it using netscape 4.61 on linux, netscape 4.7 on NT and internet
explorer 5.0
Hi all.
Does mod_ssl ever explicitly turn session ID caching off? At least looking at
the source code, it does not appear to do so. Is this intentional?
e.g. This is where the default cache mode is overrriden...
[from ssl_init_Module() in ssl_engine_init.c]
/*
* Warn the user that he s
Hi,
It still does not work.
I still get "Invalid method in request F" at the proxy's log.
Perhaps it is still not clear enough what I like
to do so I explain it in other words:
I have the following configuration of hosts and requests:
Client-Host/Browser(Netscape4.7) requests https://proxy/
Hi Michael,
Thawte only has it's specially tagged SGC CA cert's in Netscape 4.7 and IE
5.01
Verisign is probably your only option if you want to reach a larger target
audience.
Or get all your clients to upgrade ;^)
Mikey
Have a look at the end of
http://www.thawte.com/certs/server/12
On Tue, Feb 08, 2000 at 02:46:09PM +0100, GOMEZ Henri wrote:
> apache-ssl is not apache-mod_ssl.
>
> This problem is related to pthread inclusion somewhere
> in one of the modules. ie mod_php3 with mysql could
> add libpthread and sus make apache core.
Hi Henri,
Yes libphp.so here is pthreaded,
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I have been having for quite a while problems with sockets stuck in "R" state.
At first, I thought it was apache's fault, so I made 2 separate servers, one
for http, the other for https (maybe it is more efficient this way anyway...).
Now the problem occurs only with https, so a mod_ssl problem ?
On Wed, Feb 09, 2000, Anshuman Kanetkar wrote:
> Does mod_ssl ever explicitly turn session ID caching off? At least looking at
> the source code, it does not appear to do so. Is this intentional?
>
> [...]
> if (mc->nSessionCacheMode == SSL_SCMODE_UNSET)
> SSL_CTX_set_session_cache_mo
Hi,
Regarding my experience it is impossible to run HTTPS server (including
proxy server) without SSL support.
The problem is that you server is receiving not http request but HTTPS
request.
To work with this you have to run SSL enabled HTTPD. There is no need you
internal HTTPD to be SSL enab
Hi all,
This is a simple question... I've searched the list, as far as I've been
getting it... And www.modssl.org seems to be down...
Anyhow, I can easily generate a key and a self-signed certificate - they
work quite well. But with the certificate I get from Thawte (and Verisign),
apache doesn
Mark -
If you are using a Thawte certificate, have you followed closely
their CSR generation and installation procedures as defined in:
http://www.thawte.com/certs/server/keygen/apachessl.html
Did you update your HTTPD.CONF file to accommodate a 443 port?
Regards,
TonyV
On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, M
I just downloaded the php-3.0.14-3.src.rpm from the
redhat rawhide SRPM dir, and built (APXS) php RPMs from that.
Works fine with apache-mod_ssl and MySQL.
(it included a patch for removing pthreads)
/magnus
On Thu, Feb 10, 2000 at 12:52:35AM +1100, Rudi Heitbaum wrote:
> On Tue, Feb 08, 20
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