Re: How to compile MM with modssl

1999-09-26 Thread John Huttley
I didn't have any problem.   My setup is similar to yours, so I have attached my build scripts.   The configuration is designed to build an apache to replace the redhat one.     I have built openssl-0.9.4 once only. It worked fine, so I don't rebuild it.     All other apache stuff I delete an

Re: How to use mod_ssl with virtual hosts?

1999-09-26 Thread John Huttley
Sorry, This can never occur. SSL startup happens at the instant the TCP call comes in. This is always before the httpd 1.1 protocol sends the desired (virtual) server. So separate SSL hosts must be on separate IP addresses. Regards John - Original Message - From: Vladimir Litovka <[E

Re: Success with FrontPage ?

1999-11-07 Thread John Huttley
With all these MODs for apache, frontpage was a mod too far. Then I discovered that Mrs Brumby is doing FPE in perl, which uses Mod_dav, which is usefull anyway. Alpha code but interesting http://www.nimh.org/fpse.shtml Regards - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[E

Re: apache -fp -modssl

1999-12-03 Thread john huttley
Dear Ed, There are a few problems with frontpage. I installed mod_frontage, and then found that it completely bypassed apache security! Maybe I installed it wrong. Mrs Brumby is doing a fp replacement in perl www.nimh.org/fpse.shtml that works in tandem with mod_dav. It's not a Mod, so it should

[OFFTOPIC] Re: mod_ssl+PHP+IMAP support

2000-02-03 Thread john huttley
(nothing whatsoever to do with mod-ssl) Hah! Just hit that a few days ago. I'm running RH6.1 which does not have an imap-devel rpm. My steps were.. get the php-imap SRPM and install it. run the rpm -bp (prep) phase on it. run make inside the imap-4.5 subdirectory .. this is important, else

Oddity in Creating httpd.conf

2000-03-20 Thread John Huttley
Ralf, I'd like to draw your attention to the fact that if you have a missing httpd.conf, and compile apache with ssl and php, It will create a new one. At the end of of the loadmodule section, it has something like LoadModule SSL_Module LoadModule php4_module Note that it has entrap

Odd message with mod_ssl and php4

2000-03-20 Thread John Huttley
Hello all, with apache 1.3.12, mod_ssl 2.6.2, php4pl1. mod_perl If I compile up this configuration, on running httpd -v (or -S) it complains that php was compiled with the 1.3 API and should be recompiled with the -D EAPI, and is likely to crash if loaded. Darn right! In this case I am letting

Re: Odd message with mod_ssl and php4

2000-03-21 Thread John Huttley
Hello Lewis, I've just checked out my config and ensured that apxs was fully pathed. This didn't help though.. What do you mean about the --with-apache? AFAIK, thats used in the mod_ssl configure phase and not used anywhere else. I have a script based build process that deletes everything then

Spelling Mistake

2000-04-06 Thread John Huttley
in mod_ssl-2.5.0 I didn't get my config file right. In the SSl error log SSL Aware but no certifcate configured. [Hint: SSLCertifcatefile] - --^ Caused me to stop and think, at least Regards John __

Re: SSL in FTP ?

2000-04-09 Thread John Huttley
The trouble is that ssl needs a separate port than the standard services. If you want security on ftp, look at http:/srp.stanford.edu/srp Regards john > hi, > > I'd like to use SSL in FTP and POP. > __ Apache Interface to

Web page that informs on SSL status?

2000-04-10 Thread John Huttley
Does anyone know a method whereby a web page can be informed of the SSL status of the calling client? It's easy to prevent access by inadequate cyphers, but I'd like to be able to say Your browser is using 40 (56) bits. You may be able to upgrade your browser... etc. I can use php or perl.

Re: Web page that informs on SSL status?

2000-04-11 Thread John Huttley
Thanks to those who replied. I was so far into looking at httpd.conf that I completely forgot about good ol' environment vars. Regards John > >From within httpd.conf you can use "SSLRequire". From within a CGI > script you can base your restrictions on the SSL_ environment > variables. See