On 2011年05月20日 05:46, --[ UxBoD ]-- wrote:
Hi,
May be a silly question but is it now possible to host multiple sites
using a single IP and each site has a different SSL cert based on its DN ?
--
Thanks, Phil
see http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.3/vhosts/name-based.html#using,there
is no differ
William A. Rowe Jr. wrote:
> New releases are in progress for each of these projects and are
> expected to be available in the coming days. The upcoming httpd
> 2.2.19 will bundle new releases of apr and apr-util which correct
> the regressions described below. An announcement of these releases
>
On Thu, May 19, 2011 at 5:46 PM, --[ UxBoD ]-- wrote:
> May be a silly question but is it now possible to host multiple sites using
> a single IP and each site has a different SSL cert based on its DN ?
>
What you are looking for is called SNI.
It is not supported by older browsers.
More about SN
Hi,
I have the task of reviewing httpd settings, in particular, for 'MaxClients' .
The server I am looking at has both worker and prefork running (on different
ports for different jobs). For worker MPM, the config had been set by a
previous admin to have 5000 MaxClients with ServerLimit of 50
Hi,
May be a silly question but is it now possible to host multiple sites using a
single IP and each site has a different SSL cert based on its DN ?
--
Thanks, Phil
New releases are in progress for each of these projects and are
expected to be available in the coming days. The upcoming httpd
2.2.19 will bundle new releases of apr and apr-util which correct
the regressions described below. An announcement of these releases
will be broadcast.
Note: httpd 2.2
On 19/05/2011 16:12, Nick Kew wrote:
On 19 May 2011, at 15:33, Geoff Froud wrote:
I am fronting my tomcat with apache2 using mod_proxy. This is causing the
content type of soap responses to be changed from text/xml to text/plain.
Is it?
I'd expect your backend is in fact returning no conten
On 19 May 2011, at 15:33, Geoff Froud wrote:
> I am fronting my tomcat with apache2 using mod_proxy. This is causing the
> content type of soap responses to be changed from text/xml to text/plain.
Is it?
I'd expect your backend is in fact returning no content-type at all.
Check the Apache doc
I am fronting my tomcat with apache2 using mod_proxy. This is causing
the content type of soap responses to be changed from text/xml to
text/plain.
If my client application talks to tomcat directly then everthing works
ok, i.e. soap responses are returned as text/xml, but if the
request/resp
