Hi,
we are using Apache + openssl + mod_ssl
and i have installed all of stuff
but i dont know how to activated it
if i have webpages wanted to run under ssl.
i know that i should place pages in htdocs if such pages don't run
ssl.
pls help me.
Regards,
kaiyin
Howdy
I found a solution to my problem. There is a bug in the recvwithtimeout function
that came with Apache (buff.c), and which was used for SSL_recvwithtimeout.
In short: the select() in WIN32 has a bug. There is a workaround which is
already contained in sendwithtimeout. Applying this also
Hi,
A little while ago I ran into a problem where an apache/modssl system
was configured to verify incoming client certificates. The verification
worked fine, however the web server appeared to require the certificate
to be represented for every HTTP GET, this included not only the html
page but
When running the configure with apxs command on mandrake
7.1 helium with apache 1.3.12 already installed from rpm
I recieved the following message.
Configuring mod_ssl/2.6.6 for Apache/1.3.12
./configure:Error: The mod_ssl/2.6.6 can be used for
Apache/1.3.12 only.
./configure:Error: Your Apache
tk dev a écrit :
hi all
according the mod_ssl user guide, if i use "sslpass
phrasedialog exec:/xx/xx/xx ", i need to have an
external program. unfortunately i can't find pp-filter
(in chap 3-sslpassphrasedialog) in my system. can
anyone please tell me where i can get a sample program
On Tue, Aug 29, 2000 at 09:34:58AM +1200, Dr. David J. Knowles wrote:
Hi,
A little while ago I ran into a problem where an apache/modssl system
was configured to verify incoming client certificates. The verification
worked fine, however the web server appeared to require the certificate
to
hi kai yin,
we are using Apache + openssl + mod_ssl
and i have installed all of stuff
but i dont know how to activated it
if i have webpages wanted to run under ssl.
i know that i should place pages in htdocs if such
pages don't run
ssl.
don't know what u meant by activating, do u
This is kinda off-topic, but maybe not...
I'll have a https website in Paris very soon. I know there are some problems
with the law in France, regarding crypto software. So, what i wanna know is
what key length should i choose, 40 bit or 128 bit?
French people usually
Daniel Montalibet wrote:
However note that most of the browsers used by french people are still 40
bits browsers due to earlier restrictions.
I see. So, i'll have to use 40 bit key in order to allow everyone in France
to access my site, right?
I guess the big https-enabled
I think you misunderstand the answer. You can use a 128bit key on your
server, but the end users will probably be connecting using a 40bit browser.
So they won't be getting the maximum level of encryption available.
-
John Airey
Internet Systems Support Officer, ITCSD, Royal National Institute
We have tested it out here at Lucent (I haven't myself so I can only say
what happend, not why). Installing a 128bits certificate on the
web server,
and using 40bits french Netscape (v 4.5 or 4.6) on NT4 to access it :
computer crash !
As I've said, I only share my experience, so maybe
We have tested it out here at Lucent (I haven't myself so I can only say
what happend, not why). Installing a 128bits certificate on the
web server,
and using 40bits french Netscape (v 4.5 or 4.6) on NT4 to access it :
computer crash !
As I've said, I only share my experience, so
Does anyone have any information about how to secure the private keys for
my websites? If someone manages to hack my webserver, I don't want them to
be able to access my private keys.
I would like to store the private keys on a separate high-security system
and have mod_ssl read them via a
On Wed, Aug 30, 2000 at 05:48:00PM +0300, Florin Andrei wrote:
I see. So, i'll have to use 40 bit key in order to allow everyone in France
to access my site, right?
Wrong - the webserver will figure out how to downgrade.
There is no one using 40 certificates anywhere.
Basically when
Mark Lo wrote:
I have read the mailing list achive about name base virtual host
with SSL enabled. As from my understanding, we can use the same IP
address with different Port Number for different domain name (for
secure web server). Now, I have come up a question. Can anyone tell
Hi David,
I had similar problems with Win2000. I tried many configurations but
nothing works.
I guess there must be a special problem with Win2000 and Apache.
If you find a solution in the future, please let me know.
Susmitha.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MT Almost any port will do - you just have to make sure that nothing else
MT is on that port already - and that the port number is not above ~64000
MT Just remember that your url's will have to look something like:
MT https://www.example.com:12345/
MT where 12345 is the port number.
But (of
I agree, NFS would be a bad idea.
I could probably burn the keys on to a CD and use that when I reboot. The
rest of the time, I could store the CD in a secure location.
I have also been reading about how it is relatively easy to scan through
memory (assuming you have root permission) and
tk dev wrote:
Hi all,
previously i installed suse6.4(kernel2.2.14) with
apache etc.
since the bundled openssl modssl didn't really
work..i reinstalled it again myself..in the prefix
directory /usr/local/apache.
my ques:
1.everytime i restart my server, it'll default to the
Hi,
I would like to know the
difference between DSA or RSA certificate. and which one should I
use?
Thank You
Mark Lo
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