Apache SSL : without passphrase

[Alexander Dalloz]

Am Fr, den 22.04.2005 schrieb Manu Linux Lookit um 13:05:

Please don't hijack a foreign thread by replying to a different list
mail and starting a new topic. Now your mail about Apache and SSL is
part of the thread with topic "Postgresql + php problem.".

> i've installed fc3 with 770 kernel.

A new kernel with security fixes is available. Running a webserver you
are highly encouraged to update.

> I use SSL under apache , it works fine. With my own certificate (
> cacert.org ).
> 
> But just a simple question ( the ssl is activate on the https://url ) :
> why i haven't got the passphrase question when i launch the
> /etc/init.d/httpd ?

Seems the private key part was erased from the certificate.

> Manu

Alexander


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