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Renewal for self-signed certificates!

Hi Everybody, I am using a self-signed certificate, everything is working well. However, the certificate has expired. How do I renew the certificate so that it can continued to be used without the "certificate expired" dialog box? I don't want to create a new certificate and force my users to

problems with apache at boot-time

when I boot my system, I receive an error message that httpd.conf line 338 is not accepted, I comment out the allow,deny lines, then I get another message at boot-up for line 379 (.htaccess section) and so on and so on. I am using the same httpd.conf that was installed when I installed apache wi

[PATCH] ssl vendor improvements(?)

This is all completely untested of course, but I am curious to know what people would think of being able to do something like: SSL_VENDOR_CFLAGS=-I/opt/mysql/include \ SSL_VENDOR_LDFLAGS="-L/opt/mysql/lib -lmysqlclient" \ ... ./configure --enable-rule=SSL_VENDOR ... Than

RE: Apache 2.0 API and mod_ssl

Eli Marmor wrote: > (I must admit that years ago, when I heard about Apache the first > time, and I was told that it is very modular, I was sure that the > modules lay in separate layers, and I was amazed and disappointed > when I saw that the model is much more primitive and limited). >

Re: Using the same certificate on multiple servers

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Aaron Faby wrote: > > > I would like to know if its possible to use the same > > certificate on multiple apache > > servers. We would like to have multiple servers being load > > balanced. I've heard > > this can be done but Im not sure how to do it. Thanks! > > Basical

RE: Is it secure to use a self signed Certificate?

But can't you just install yourself as CA authority in the browsers? By me it does not complain Any longer. __ Apache Interface to OpenSSL (mod_ssl) www.modssl.org User Support Mailing List [

RE: help wanted

Our you could just change the setting file section: E.g. ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ "d:/PROGRA~1/OpenSA/Apache/cgi-bin/" to ScriptAlias /Apps/ "d:/PROGRA~1/OpenSA/Apache/cgi-bin/WebObjects" Lars __ Apache Interface to OpenSSL (mod_

help

ive just installed SSL support on SuSE linux on apache and when i start the web server i get the error /usr/lib/libssl.so.0 undefined symbol X509_free can anyone tell me what im doing wrong ive followed the instructions in an apache book by the letter. Cheers Kevin

Re: Submit form sometimes fails connecting to secure server

This could quite possibly be something that has driven me nuts tracking down. We have a problem for IE 5 only where links on the SSL side will sometimes not be displayed when clicked on. A reload works fine. What we found was that the packet would leave the machine, but not reach the actual s

Re: Using the same certificate on multiple servers

Aaron Faby wrote: > I would like to know if its possible to use the same certificate on multiple apache > servers. We would like to have multiple servers being load balanced. I've heard > this can be done but Im not sure how to do it. Thanks! I've tried two products for SSL load balancing: - so

Re: Is it secure to use a self signed Certificate?

No. The short answer (and about as much as I understand ;-) is that part of the purpose of the certificate authorities is that an independent third party has verified the information provided by your certificate. The browsers are hardcoded with information about the certificate authorities a

Submit form sometimes fails connecting to secure server

I am running apache 1.3.12 + mod_ssl 2.6.4 (openssl 0.9.5a) + mod_php 3.0.16 on RH Linux 6.0, though this problem has occurred in previous versions of the software (e.g. 1.3.9 + prev. mod_ssl). mod_ssl is installed as a dso. A user clicks a "submit" button on a form, or even a link, on an ins

RE: Using the same certificate on multiple servers

Aaron Faby wrote: > I would like to know if its possible to use the same > certificate on multiple apache > servers. We would like to have multiple servers being load > balanced. I've heard > this can be done but Im not sure how to do it. Thanks! Basically just copy keys and certificates to al

Re: Corporate Apache

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