Rick said:
I currently specify the variables I want to check as flags from whatever
logic I want external to the httpd binary, then test for the existence of the
appropriate flag using IfDefine. For example, I replaced apachectl with a
custom version that can determine which datacenter I'
I currently specify the variables I want to check as flags from whatever logic
I want external to the httpd binary, then test for the existence of the
appropriate flag using IfDefine. For example, I replaced apachectl with a
custom version that can determine which datacenter I'm running in and
On Tue, May 31, 2016 at 3:32 PM, Darryl Philip Baker
wrote:
> I’m trying to do some conditional configuration settings. I know that I can
> use “Define variable value” to set up a variable. I know that “ [!}variable>” can be used to test to see if a variable is set or not. I
> looked at “” as a po
I'm trying to do some conditional configuration settings. I know that I can use
"Define variable value" to set up a variable. I know that "" can be used to test to see if a variable is set or not. I looked
at "" as a possibility but since what I am setting are really
configuration change and "If
Thank you very much for the quick response, Luca.
It definitely sounds like that could be related to the problems I’m having.
Looking at the patch, however, both the original and the replacement seem to be
enforcing a minimum value to MinSpareThreads that would correspond to at least
one compl
Hi Rick!
2016-05-31 15:57 GMT+02:00 Houser, Rick :
> I have to deal with mod_cluster, and it is extremely memory hungry (in the
> GB range per process). As mitigation, I’m trying to get down to a single
> apache worker process per host when we aren’t under heavy load. That would
> save me about
David Balažic wrote:
>
> How to set up apache mod_ssl to accept client certificates issued by one
> specific intermediate?
>
> Let's have certificates (ordered by issuer):
> - root CA
> - intermediate 1
> - client 11
> - client 12
>- intermediate 2
> - client 21
>
I have to deal with mod_cluster, and it is extremely memory hungry (in the GB
range per process). As mitigation, I'm trying to get down to a single apache
worker process per host when we aren't under heavy load. That would save me
about 6GB per host.
We have several hosts running the exact
Hi!
How to set up apache mod_ssl to accept client certificates issued by one
specific intermediate?
Let's have certificates (ordered by issuer):
- root CA
- intermediate 1
- client 11
- client 12
- intermediate 2
- client 21
- client 22
I want to allow certific
Hi,
Thanks a lot.
I just gone through the link. I understand the configuration mentioned in
link would automatically read information from HTTP headers and insert it
into request.
>From request, I can fetch like this.
request.getAttribute("javax.servlet.request.X509Certificate");
Please correc
To make tomcat evaluate the SSL_CLIENT_CERT , you must configure a SSLValve,
see:
https://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-7.0-doc/api/org/apache/catalina/valves/SSLValve.html
David Balažic
Software Engineer
www.comtrade.com
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