I have zipped my Apache HTTP Server config files, if you could take a look.
Perhaps I have misused some directive?
Here it is:
http://www.2shared.com/file/DIvWXbcC/SSL.html
Those lines are part of the PEM certificate without them the cert is not
valid. What is the problem on the backend side with this?
On Thu, Apr 5, 2012 at 8:27 AM, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using Apache (2.2.x) as a proxy. The Apache is enabled for
> 2-way/client-authenticated SSL.
>
> In one situa
Thank you very much Daniel for your response.
"openssl version" outputs:
OpenSSL 1.0.0-fips 29 Mar 2010
Real HTTP error code is 403. I have somehow misreplaced it with default SSL
port (443).
OpenSSL version seems to be right, is there a hope for solving my problem?
Milan
I have done this with mod_jk but the tomcats were not clustered. Ive seen a
thread here using mod_proxy_balancer and tomcat cluster but OP was saying
that broke the tomcat session replication somehow.
What have you exactly tried till now? There is more than one way to achive
this.
On Apr 5, 2012 1
I noticed that when I placed an .htaccess file outside of web space,
the .htaccess file was respected by Apache. I found this surprising.
Say DocumentRoot is /home/joe/public_html so that /home/joe is in a
path leading to web space, but outside of web space.
An .htaccess file:
/home/joe/.htaccess
Hi,
Greetings !!
I am writing this after lot of googling. I could not get a direct answer in
my searches.
As I don't have a more time to do R&D, I am sending this mail for a quick
solution.
I sucessfully did the following :
I am able to have one HTT
On 4/4/2012 9:05 AM, fedora wrote:
> http://www.pcmmc.com/http-error-443.php
>
> HTH
>
> suomi
This appears to be spam.
Milan, I can't say for certain, but I wonder if Microsoft moved to
disable insecure renegotiation as part of IE9. There was a big ruckus
when a flaw in SSL was discovered allow
Hi,
I am using Apache (2.2.x) as a proxy. The Apache is enabled for
2-way/client-authenticated SSL.
In one situation (in a specific section), I need to be able to pass
the PEM of the client certificate to the proxied server, with a specific HTTP
header name.
I've actually been able to
Thanks Tom.
If I do it the way you suggest, will session information persist? Can my
application running locally, be able to access session objects that the
container app had put in on the integration machine?
Thanks again!
On Wed, Apr 4, 2012 at 1:01 PM, Toomas Aas wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Mon, 02
Greetings,
I have a set of custom modules that I statically compile into the httpd
binary. In the past (2.2.11), I've used something like:
./configure --with-module=custom:mod_foo.c,custom:mod_bar.c,custom:mod_baz.c
I've recently tried to port my modules to 2.2.22 but the modules.mk file
generat
Hello!
Mon, 02 Apr 2012 kirjutas Abhinav Kothari :
I am developing an application that will be part of a container
application. The container application handles the user authentication
part. My application would receive the authentication information and I
will use that to show/hide parts of m
http://www.pcmmc.com/http-error-443.php
HTH
suomi
On 04/04/2012 03:18 PM, Milan Tomic wrote:
I have searched web with Google many times, but I couldn't find a
solution. I hope here I will have more luck.
I have apache 2.2.15 which requires client to have certificate.
In FF 11 everything work
I have searched web with Google many times, but I couldn't find a solution.
I hope here I will have more luck.
I have apache 2.2.15 which requires client to have certificate.
In FF 11 everything works fine. But, in IE9, when I open my web page,
sometimes I got HTTP 443 error on SOME web page reso
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