Enrique,
Perhaps its because you're using 'localhost', which makes the server bind to
127.0.0.1, which is not accessible outside your machine.
Try using Virtualhost _default_:443 instead. Btw, the _'s are to tell
Apache it's a magic word, not to be snitty, so keep them in. ;)
Christopher,
It sounds likely that you've got DSO's in your libexec directory that you're
telling apache to load in the httpd.conf. And, with the new apache, have it
configured the APACI compiled-in way.
Try running httpd -l and see if those modules are being told to load even
after apache
I've recently had a chance to try out the new -engine branch of SSL with an
nCipher nFast card. The card is currently working with openssl when I do
something like:
OpenSSL speed -engine chil
But, I don't see any way of getting modssl to take advantage of the hardware
accelerator. Is there a
Apologies if this is the second message on the list on this subject, but I
tried sending while not subscribed, and my message didn't appear in the MARC
archive.
My question is whether it's possible configure openssl-engine-0.9.6 /
mod_ssl so that mod_ssl uses a hardware accelerator.
I've
Austin,
The accelerator is an nCipher nFast. The engine it uses is 'chil'.
-pete
From: Austin Gonyou [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Depends on the Accelerator. I've got a list if your interested.
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