Thanks for all the help everyone! I discovered Antony Stone's idea after I
sent the original email, but before I saw his response. I think he's
right, and stunnel is the way to go. It simplifies a lot of things and
provides the network security that I'm looking for.
Here's what I'm going to tes
Hello Alex,
you can have a look to XAMPP - it is a Window 10 Pro domain which
can you can use to host websites with Apache, and Tomcat.
Each Server can interact together.
Apache is often use for Open Source software, and Tomcat is often
used for Java Pages.
So, you can provide Socket, by simple J
Hello,
It seems quite common for organizations to offer Linux servers (often
Debian) on which members can host their personal page (often mod_userdir).
This approach can have some drawbacks such as running PHP as each user
in a safe way is hard.
What do people here think of the following alte
Hello Garry,
Thanks for explaining in depth the situation you are dealing and what
you want to do. Full disclosure, I know nothing of PSK and never tried
to use it, but having said this...
If PSK setup is not a thing in Apache, have you considered Client
Certificate Authentication instead? If I u
On Monday 31 May 2021 at 07:17:52, Garry Adkins wrote:
> > If these things don't have access to the Internet, what security concerns
> > are you trying to address by using encryption at all?
>
> > Maybe you could explain where the IoT devices are and where Apache is, in
> > networking terms, so w
