Hello,
Currently, when I configure Apache web server for SSL and provide a
broken file for the key or certificate, the server fails to start
completely. Since I want to allow other users of my web server to upload
their own key/cert files for their VirtualHosts, I need to thoroughly
verify these files to prevent a failure of the entire web server.
Unfortunately, I don't know how I can do that verification. OpenSSL's
verify command doesn't care about private keys, but some changed
characters in it will break it, too.
Is there an easier option to let Apache deny all SSL requests for the
broken file's VirtualHost, and otherwise ignore the error? At least it
should not fail completely, that's a too drastic measure that cannot be
handled reasonably in an automatic way.
--
Yves Goergen
http://unclassified.software
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