Hi Josh,
When you say https is hard-coded as the beginning of all URLs you
mean that that is done in all pages that the webserver generates? In
that case you might just address oapache using http, and in apache2's
config ProxyPass / http://localhost/.
Kind Regards,
Spil
On 18/09/06, Josh Wyatt
Spil Oss wrote:
Hi Josh,
When you say https is hard-coded as the beginning of all URLs you
mean that that is done in all pages that the webserver generates? In
that case you might just address oapache using http, and in apache2's
config ProxyPass / http://localhost/.
Kind Regards,
Spil
Hi
Joshua Slive wrote:
On 9/16/06, Josh Wyatt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to use NULL authentication, ciphers, etc to reduce the
proxyapache - oapache SSL overhead. How can I configure oapache and
proxyapache to use NULL for authentication, ciphers, etc?
I don't know the answer to that.
I have a situation in which I must run an old, insecure Apache (1.3.19, don't
ask...). The application that runs with this webserver requires SSL from the
client. Let's call this oapache.
To help secure this situation, I have built a 2.0.59 with openssl configuration
on this same host.
