Missing Graphics on Secure Links

We are noticing missing graphic icons when displayed on some IE 5 browsers (Mac and Windows) on a https SSL link. (mod_ssl 2.8.0 on Apache 1.3.17 on Linux) The page shows up fine, but the graphics are missing? On some browsers, they show up just fine...? Any ideas? Anybody seen this as

RE: Missing Graphics on Secure Links

Scenario # 1: I get the problem on some workstations and not others in the same office with slow dialup connections. Scenario # 2: 64K ISDN line: on the iMac IE5 browser the problem is there. On the IE5.5 browser on Windows98 it works... Problem child. -Original Message- From:

Missing Graphics?

We are noticing missing graphic icons when displayed on some IE 5 browsers (Mac and Windows) on a https SSL link. (mod_ssl 2.8.0 on Apache 1.3.17 on Linux) The page shows up fine, but the graphics are missing? On some browsers, they show up just fine...? Any ideas? Anybody seen this as

RE: Missing Graphics?

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RE: Missing Graphics?

e: Missing Graphics? See my previous message about keep alives. Jeff On Mon, 19 Mar 2001, Chong, Arthur wrote: We are noticing missing graphic icons when displayed on some IE 5 browsers (Mac and Windows) on a https SSL link. (mod_ssl 2.8.0 on Apache 1.3.17 on Linux) The page sho

RE: SSL with secure/nonsecure virtual hosts

Hey guys, I don't think I'm missing it here - but I don't think it's possible to do multiple virtual named-based hosts on one web server with SSL on multiple domains going after port 443. As I understood it - the SSL layer was at a lower level on the stack and all it saw was the IP address.

PHP4.0.4pl1 + Apache1.3.19 + mod_ssl2.8.1

I have not had the time to research more into the compile problem - but this combo failed on compile: openssl 0.9.6 apache1.3.19 mod_ssl 2.8.1 php 4.0.4pl1 on RH Linux 6.2 These are the latest and greatest from each group. === Stable, compiled

RE: Automatically switch back to HTTP

In our "experimentation" it helps that the secure vs non-secure web pages start on an entirely different document root. Same server alias, just different doc root. Try that and please report your results... Thanks, -Arthur. -Original Message- From: Martin Kong [mailto:[EMAIL

RE: SSLRequireSSL

Pardon my *stupidity* but when you say _default_:443 you really mean whatever the IP addresss is or virtual domain name lime "www.mydomain.com" - right? VirtualHost _default_:443 ... Directory /home/www/secure SSLRequireSSL ... /Directory /VirtualHost -Original

RE: SSLRequireSSL

you handle different certificates for the different virtual domains? Is that do-able too? Thanks for the insight! -Arthur. -Original Message- From: Brett W. McCoy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, March 09, 2001 8:57 AM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: RE: SSLRequireSSL On Fr

RE: it runs but that's about it

Here is an example SSL section. It lists the Errorlog - go there to see where the error is...so if your ServerRoot is /www, the logs are at /www/logs IfDefine SSL VirtualHost _default_:443 #DocumentRoot /home/secure #ServerName mooey.ee.com #ServerAlias mooey.ee.com ErrorLog

Multiple Virtual Hosts on One Secure Server

Can someone kindly tell me if I understand the documentation correctly - I'm reading from the How-to secure a web server (RedHat) and it says that you cannot have multiple virtual hosts off port 443. Virtual host configured with a different port seems to be the only solution - but that's not

RE: SSLRequireSSL

Per my earlier post, if this directive works, I suppose folks are building one secure server with secure directories that are in the virtual hosted server areas.would that be a good way to go about it? i.e. one secure web server off port 443, multiple virtual hosts, but with secure

RE: SSL Doesn't work

Really interested in this - we're trying to build the same environment. So far no joywe've got oracle and mysql in the mix as well... Any input greatly appreciated! -Arthur. -Original Message- From: Malay Shah [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 8:17 AM

CA Certificate

Hello! In the process of building a secure website - is there a way to not purchase a Certificate from a CA like Verisign - and still have a reasonable amount of "authenticity" of your public certificates? Is there a (free?) cheaper version of Verisign's certificate out there? The way I

RE: crash: Apache+mod_ssl+open_ssl+php4

Would be very interested to know what you find out. We have the same environment installed - just last night in fact! Please share your findings with the group. Thanks! -Original Message- From: Michael Schmidt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2001 9:19 AM To: