Server, $99 last I checked) to
moderately expensive (C2Net's Stronghold, somewhere between $500 and $1000,
IIRC).
I'd suggest using one of those.
Dave Neuer
Software Engineer
Futuristics Labs, Inc.
www.futuristics.net
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From: David C. Snyder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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(in the child section) and then attach to
the child with gdb to see what's happening, if it is in fact dying before
writing anything to the logs.
Dave Neuer
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From: Graham Leggett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Tuesday, August 31, 1999 3:34 PM
Your applet itself would have to speak HTTPS. A socket connection opened
from an applet does not go through the browser, it's a direct connection
from the applet to some other communications endpoint. There is no
tunneling in this case.
Dave Neuer
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From: Thomas
simple fix (it seems to be just an incorrect #define in
mod_ssl.h).
Brian, are you using Linux? Which version? What libc? What distro? What
version of modsssl?
Dave Neuer
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From: Brian Schau [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: .L modssl [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, July 08, 1999 5
, how
recently? One would have assumed that since RSADSI no longer distributes
RSAREF, that they might not be willing to issue licenses under the RSAREF
Commercial License Agreement, either.
Any additional details that you can provide would be welcome.
Dave Neuer
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Read section # 2 in Steve's post.
Dave Neuer
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From: Adam D. McKenna [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Monday, May 24, 1999 9:53 AM
Subject: Re: ModSSL Breaks Apache
From: Steve Kneizys [EMAIL PROTECTED]
: 1. RSAREF is free
, but I wouldn't blithely discount the
possibility, either.
Dave Neuer
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e seems to strongly suggest that all RSA is
licensing you to use is *this, binary* implementation of the RSA
algorithm -- nothing else.
Dave Neuer
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It annoys everyone. Be sure to let the list know if it turns out that it is
legal to use OpenSSL after purchasing RHSWS (as well as the source of this
legal opinion). I'm sure all who subscribe to the list would be interested.
Dave Neuer
You are using Linux w/ glibc 2.1, correct (RH 6.0, possibly)? You must
change the mod_ssl.h header file to read #include db1/ndbm.h instead of
#include ndbm.h. With glibc 2.1 systems, the location of ndbm.h has
changed.
Dave Neuer
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From: nreese [EMAIL PROTECTED
./configure ... --enable-module=ssl
Dave Neuer
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From: Antoine Desrosiers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Monday, May 17, 1999 4:42 PM
Subject: Re: configure:Error: No such module named 'ssl'
hi again,
i got a way around mod_ssl's
Has anyone out there tried using mod_ssl with RSA's BSAFE SSL-C? Anyone
know how different the API is to SSLeay/OpenSSL?
Dave Neuer
Software Engineer
Futuristics Labs, Inc.
www.futuristics.net
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