My guess is a bug...I had the same problem for some time, eventually I found a
solution in the archives, I believe it was this one:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=apache-modssl&m=98995735231070&w=2
So comment out that section of code then recompile and all will be ok.
Downside to this will be
Sorry seem to be confusing people here. I was trying to say it would be faster
behind the firewall than the way he is approaching it at present.
Currently he has:
MYSQL
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USER -| INTERNET|- WEBSERVER
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Where he wants
Certainly a useful article. But I should point out this doesnt deal with PHP-
MySQL encryption, only on the User-Apache end. See image:
http://www.devshed.com/Server_Side/PHP/SoothinglySeamless/page4.html
What the other man was hoping to do (if I understood) was use a remote MySQL
database to
I think modssl is not really what you want, an SSL enabled web server wont do
much for the PHP-MySQL connection.
Rather I think you'd want an SSL enabled MySQL, you can make then an SSL MySQL
client and server but not sure how then PHP would make use of that...it might
be easier to simply set
