tion: I need to setup up a secure webserver. Do I install
apache
>> 2.0 and then go for mod-ssl or open-ssl OR do I directly opt for the
>> apache-SSL project? which one is better in terms of security,
functionality
>> and convinience (in the same order of priority).
>
Kim Nielsen wrote:
On Tue, 2002-11-05 at 23:35, Mayur Kamat wrote:
Newbie question: I need to setup up a secure webserver. Do I install apache
2.0 and then go for mod-ssl or open-ssl OR do I directly opt for the
apache-SSL project? which one is better in terms of security, functionality
and
On Tuesday 05 November 2002 23:35, Mayur Kamat wrote:
> Newbie question: I need to setup up a secure webserver. Do I
> install apache 2.0 and then go for mod-ssl or open-ssl
well, you'll need mod_ssl and OpenSSL, since mod_ssl only provides an
interface to the OpenSSL library.
/Thomas
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On Tue, 2002-11-05 at 23:35, Mayur Kamat wrote:
> Newbie question: I need to setup up a secure webserver. Do I install apache
> 2.0 and then go for mod-ssl or open-ssl OR do I directly opt for the
> apache-SSL project? which one is better in terms of security, functionality
> and con
Newbie question: I need to setup up a secure webserver. Do I install apache
2.0 and then go for mod-ssl or open-ssl OR do I directly opt for the
apache-SSL project? which one is better in terms of security, functionality
and convinience (in the same order of priority).
thanks in advance,
Mayur
