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On Fri, Mar 08, 2002 at 09:46:42AM +0800, Angus Lee wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > Try to put all these directives in httpd.conf file and
> > also try to put the SSLRequire directive as follows
>
> But I want each user to set their client authentication access control to their
>directory.
>
> Is there any
OK,
well that's what I call putting your foot in your mouth! Apologies to
all.
-P
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avijeet banerjee wrote:
We have a requirement for a developer(senior) in a large
software developm
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openingsavijeet banerjee wrote:
We have a requirement for a
developer(senior) in a large software development o
avijeet banerjee wrote:
We have a requirement for a developer(senior) in a large
software development organization. The person should have expertise in
C , apache mods , Oracle Pl/sql and java/jsp experience would be an added
advantage.Please send resumes ASAP.thanks
Avijeet
Hi,
> Try to put all these directives in httpd.conf file and
> also try to put the SSLRequire directive as follows
But I want each user to set their client authentication access control to their
directory.
Is there any bug with previous versions of mod_ssl which would make client
authenticati
We have a requirement for a developer(senior) in a large software development organization. The person should have expertise in C , apache mods , Oracle Pl/sql and java/jsp experience would be an added advantage.
Please send resumes ASAP.
thanks
Avijeet
Avijeet Banerjee
>From:
We have a requirement for a developer(senior) in a large software development organization. The person should have expertise in C , apache mods , Oracle Pl/sql and java/jsp experience would be an added advantage.
Please send resumes ASAP.
thanks
Avijeet
Avijeet Banerjee
>From: "Patrick Wi
I posted a couple weeks back on the same problem. I had also tried setting specific
ErrorDocument directives in my httpd.conf, but it didn't work. From what I can tell
is that since the default errors are written into the apache/mod_ssl code to display
errors in http not https and when all tr
Fairly easy. For those hardware accelerators which are supported by the
OpenSSL engine version, all you need to do is to compile modSSL with the
engine version of OpenSSL (present as a separate version of OpenSSL from
OpenSSL 0.9.6 on), and include a line in httpd.conf setting SSLCryptoDevice
to
Full_Name: Carmen Shinzato
Version: 2.8.7
OS: Solaris 2.7
Submission from: (NULL) (161.196.99.99)
We have installed Apache 1.3.23 with Openssl 0.9.6b and mod_ssl 2.8.7, The HTTP
protocol works well at port 8003 but the HTTPS doesn't work at port 8443, the
error is: access denied to www.movilnet.
Dear all,
Has anyone had any experience with hardware acceleration?
specifically:
How easy is it to get MOD_SSL to be configured with hardware SSL cards (any
cards to avoid/recommend).
We have Sun hardware (so Sun/Sonicwall ?)
Does anything need to be recompiled? which versions of OpenSSL
Hi Cesar,
Mod_ssl isn't the problem It works fine. But when you also add JSP
functionality (tomcat / WARP), the server becomes instable. It appears to be
crashing when multiple requests for one or more JSPs are send to the server
at the same time.
Apache+mod_ssl works ok
Apache+tomcat works
Hello,
I am looking for info on what risk is involved in a 40 bit SSL cert vs a 128 bit
cert. When should one use a 128 bit cert over a 40 bit cert? If someone could please
point me to some reliable info on this, I would appreciate it.
Thanks,
-Brian
Hi Carl,
Unfortunately, I have had no luck in tracking down or fixing this
problem. And it's really a big problem in my opinion. I haven't had
enough time to really dig deep on the using openssl to debug the connection
- but I don't really know what I would be looking for
specifically. For
Dear R. J. Goyette at Argonne National Laboratory,
Just a FYI. I went to your web site at http://zuul.pns.anl.gov/security/
and clicked on the four Links under Destinations. Nothing happens. No
propellers; no hour glass; no meter filling up on the browser-wowser. Is it
possible that I have so
I am running apache-mod_ssl-1.3.20.2.8.4-2, and I like it very much. It
is a complete package of apache and ssl, and, as it was packaged into a
RedHat rpm, was easy to install. However, the recent security advisory
concerning the buffer overflow in mod_ssl (appended below) demonstrates
my need
Any help from anyone?
I need this desperately.
Sincerely
Shiva
--- Shiva Murugesan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Many thanks jon. The problem occurs in 5.5 and 6.0
> as
> well.
> I have tried unchecking the "Show friendly error
> message", still it is not displaying the correct SSL
> message.
Try to put all these directives in httpd.conf file and
also try to put the SSLRequire directive as follows
SSLRequire %{SSL_CLIENT_M_SERIAL} eq "A6"
-- Shiva
--- Angus Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, list,
>
> I used .htaccess to add client authentication to
> access a particular direct
Hi, list,
I used .htaccess to add client authentication to access a particular directory.
However it seems that .htaccess is not processed occassionally when http request is
made to an object in that directory. Anything wrong with my configuration?
SSLRequireSSL
SSLVerifyClient require
SSLVeri
I just recently installed mod_ssl from an rpm, and
i wanted to know if there is some document that exaplains what i NEED in the
httpd.conf file for the minimum set of functions.
The howto and the reference simply throw a metric
ton of information at me, and i don't udnerstand everything they
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