Not quite sure what you want to achieve even though the question is semi-clear.
If your real intention is to disallow SSLv2 (which you should in this
day and age) and only support SSLv3 and above, you could do this
SSLProtocol -ALL +SSLv3 +TLSv1
then follow by ciphers suite
e.g. SSLCipherSuit
On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 10:36 AM,
Capstone wrote:
> I may not have been clear on my question so I am reposting, hopefully in a
> more clear manner,... I apologize if this is bad practice.
>
> I would like clarification as to whether the SSLProtocol directive is
> absolutely necessary when trying to
I may not have been clear on my question so I am reposting, hopefully
in a more clear manner,... I apologize if this is bad practice.
I would like clarification as to whether the SSLProtocol directive is
absolutely necessary when trying to achieve the highest level of
security when configur
De Ren wrote:
First time post. I am new to Apache, MySQL, and PHP.
That's quite a lot to be new about, all at the same time.
An old African proverb says : "To eat an elephant, you must do it one
little bit at a time".
...
Could someone give me some hint what went wrong, please?
Yes. You
On Sun, Aug 2, 2009 at 6:24 AM, De Ren wrote:
> First time post. I am new to Apache, MySQL, and PHP.
>
> I've installed Apache (2.2.11), MySQL(5.1.36)and PHP(5.2.10) on my laptop
> (operating system: Windows XP Home Edition). I can see the Apache icon on
> the right lower corner, but when the mo
First time post. I am new to Apache, MySQL, and PHP.
I've installed Apache (2.2.11), MySQL(5.1.36)and PHP(5.2.10) on my laptop
(operating system: Windows XP Home Edition). I can see the Apache icon on
the right lower corner, but when the mouse is moved to the icon, the prompt
says: "No services
On 27.07.09 09:02, Capstone wrote:
> Specifically, will SSLCipherSuite directive take precedence over the
> SSLProtocol directive?
no.
> If I have omitted the SSLProtocol directive entirely. But I have
> something like this in my SSLCipherSuite directive,
>
> SSLCipherSuite TLSv1:SSLv3:+HIGH
I guess I may be confused as to the relationship between these to
directives in the Apache 2 httpd.conf file.
Specifically, will SSLCipherSuite directive take precedence over the
SSLProtocol directive?
For Example;
If I have omitted the SSLProtocol directive entirely. But I have
somethi
