MySQL?
Shucks you might wanna consider postgresql found at
http://www.postgresql.org.
I find MySQL fast, extremely fast. Yet I need to be able to do views,
cursors and other fancy sql stuff found in the likes of Oracle and MS SQL
7. I've found postgres to be a fairly good contender
Good morning,
I ran into this when I did not have SSLEngine specified to "on". If you use
http://my.host.org:443 and get what you would expect with
https://my.host.org then I would say check for this option.
Here's a sample of a running conf file. The server is apache 1.3.12 with
SSL for
Howdy,
recap: All browser hung on connection to https
I found a solution. I downloaded OpenSSl 0.9.4 and compiled it in with the
mod ssl and apache for 1.3.12
I even compiled OpenSSL with nasm.
It worked. Just being the masochist I removed the OpenSSL 0.9.4 build and
redownloaded the
Hmmm
I wonder if it be better then to try an earlier version of OpenSSL? I will
do the code hack but... if I comment out that code what ripple effect is
possible?
I tried the various apache builds from 1.3.6 and up and still had the same
effect. I had been thinking it was the OpenSSL
Well I believe I have found something with the latest apache 1.3.12.
Recap: Could not get ssl pages to work
Finally I tried a precompiled binary, Apache 1.3.6 and it worked jeeest
peachy. I noticed I didn't get a warning with the cold fusion module. The
1.3.12 version complains cold fusion
you use do_ms or do_nasm or
do_masm for the openssl builds?
-Rob
-Rob
At 11:02 AM 03/12/2000 +0100, you wrote:
On Sun, Mar 12, 2000, Robert Hiltibidal wrote:
[...]
I wonder could there be something in the -DEAPI option that could cause
SSL to "break"?
[...]
No, I don't th
Morning,
Welll this is an interesting development.
Recap: Can't get https to connect tho http works just fine
Found win32 info in the contrib area. reset SSLMutex to sem and log level
to debug
Using http:www.rufriendly.com:443 I get the following message
Connection to child established
