Hi Harald,
> One step is still missing in my chain: I like to change from http to https
> not depending on the directory or location tag. I like to switch as soon
> as an authorization is required. This is more flexible.
I too tried to take it this direction first. So I added a bunch of stuff
Hi Harald,
> your described solution looks like the way I'm looking for. Can you please
> give me a piece of configuration? I'm not so familiar with handler
> handlings. So it would help me a lot.
Sure, your tag would look like:
AuthName "Whats the secret knock"
Hi Harald,
Although not strictly a modssl solution, I solved this by using a
mod_perl PerlAccessHandler directive in each of my tags.
Access handlers are processed before Authen/Authz handlers so all
protected pages (those that require a login/password) are sent to the
secure sever.
Ho
> I have obtained a server certificate and the server is working fine. But
> whenever the machine reboots (not very common though), I can't make the
> web server start with ssl support because if I do that, I have to
> physically be there to enter the passphrase. So I do a
>
> /etc/init.d/apache
Howdy,
> Hi all, regarding the SSLPassPhraseDialog option, I don't think it's
> practical for an admin to type in the pass phrase every time apache is
> restarted (builtin mode). I'm temporarily using a script which just echo's
> the passphrase (exec mode). I'm wondering how other people are han
> I've seen this question asked many times over the past several weeks
> and have never had anyone come up with a response that works. I think
> this is a serious security problem with browsers.
Then the subject for this message should really be:
Security Hole in browsers.
pegging mod-
Hi Zohar,
> I have several domains name and for each I have a separate key from
> VeriSign.
> How could I use them In the same httpd.conf If I want to hosts them on the
> same sever, using virtual server.
> which directive I should place beneath each virtual host section.
> Where can I look for
> I have recently installed Apache 1.3.9, and mod_ssl 2.4.5 along with
> FrontPage extensions, PHP, and mod Perl. Everything installed
> perfectly, and I am having no problems except for one thing. When you
> try to connect to my site using HTTPS, you get my certificate
> presented like it shou
