I want to turn off session caching so that everytime I request a secure page
I do the ssl handshake. I set SSLSessionCache none, but it I leave my
secure site and then come back it never does the secure handshake again it
always reuses the previous session. It does this both with IE and
tried this myself.
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> I want to turn off session caching
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>I want to turn off session caching so that everytime I request a
>secure page I do the ssl handshake. I set SSLSessionCache none, but
>it I leave my secure site and then come back it never does the secure
>handshake again it always reuses the previous session. It does this
second, in
> openssl-ver/ssl/ssl-sess.c
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> J.
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> >I want to turn off session caching so that everytime I request a
> >secure page I do the ssl handshake. I set SSLSessionCache none, but
> >it I leave my secure site and then come back it never does the secure
> >h
Hi,
With Session Cache size = 7864432 bytes, here's a log that I'm
seeing :
[12/Dec/2001 13:36:51 05786] [trace] for 7864424 bytes, recommending 65536
indexes
[12/Dec/2001 13:36:51 05786] [trace] shmcb_init_memory choices follow
[12/Dec/2001 13:36:51 05786] [trace] division_mask = 0x7F
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Hi, I have the following problem. I configured Apache 2.0.40 + openssl
0.9.6g as a reverse proxy to a secure server (e.g. it receives http requests
from clients and sends https requests to the server), and got some
performance problems. I noticed that the https requests don't reuse SSL
sessions, a
ping, over time. The growth
is relatively slow, but definitely noticible. The growth doesn't happen
when session caching is switched off in the configuration file. The growth
becomes alarmingly quick when the requests are made with client-
authentication (in which case the SSL session objects are
Hi,
(This time I might remember to set a subject field)
I am runing Apache/1.3.12 mod_ssl/2.6.6 OpenSSL/0.9.5a) running on 64bit HPUX
11.00.
I continue to have issues with session caching. I have logging below that shows
the behaviour. Basically it shows a session (SET) and a MISS
On Sun, Oct 20, 2002, Geoff Thorpe wrote about "Re: Memory leak in session caching?":
> Actually security is paramount, otherwise mod_ssl has no purpose at
> all. Apache can actually cope with memory leaks pretty well so that it's
> stability is not dependant on the perfec
Hi there,
On Thursday 17 Oct 2002 8:41 pm, Nadav Har'El wrote:
> I've come across an apparent bug that I'm surprised no-one come
> across before: Mod_ssl's SSL-session cache handling, both the shmht
> and shmcb variants, leaks memory. Not directly (there's no alloc
> calls in shmcb), but memory is
Hi Madhu,
Thanks for the report.
> With Session Cache size = 7864432 bytes, here's a log that I'm
> seeing :
[snip]
> the INDEX_NUM value is 0 !
Yeah this is a bug - each sub-cache uses an indexing structure that
(correctly) uses index values (and ranges) as "unsigned int", but the
rom
my test systems.
L8r,
##Previously sam_campbell wrote:
Hi,
(This time I might remember to set a subject field)
I am runing Apache/1.3.12 mod_ssl/2.6.6 OpenSSL/0.9.5a) running on 64bit HPUX
11.00.
I continue to have issues with session caching. I have logging below that shows
the behavio
On Thu, Dec 13, 2001 at 04:56:34PM +1300, Geoff Thorpe wrote:
> Thanks again, and please let me know if you observe any other problems.
> FWIW: I'm currently looking to those SIGBUS problems.
Anyone seeing SIGBUS's with shmcb might want to try this patch: we found
some versions of gcc on some pl
Ah, thanks Joe. I was trying to track down where I'd seen "another" such
SIGBUS problem and couldn't for the life of me find it. I will roll this
other case in together with the other stuff that's come up of late and
resubmit it all back to Ralf ASAP.
Cheers,
Geoff
On Friday 14 December 2001
ct: Re: [BUGFIX], was "Re: Problems with SHMCB session caching"
Ah, thanks Joe. I was trying to track down where I'd seen "another" such
SIGBUS problem and couldn't for the life of me find it. I will roll this
other case in together with the other stuff that
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