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Security Advisory - Apache Software Foundation
Apache HTTPD WebServer / httpd.apache.org
X509 Client certificate based authentication can
be bypassed when HTTP/2 is used
CVE-2016-4979
N-b' to the webinterface of the PABX and vice versa.
I'm not sure if this is called routing, relaying, proxy, or
So I don't know in what direction I need to search and investigate for a
solution.
Any tips guiding/leading in the right direct
On 14 Apr 2010, at 22:46, Nick Kew wrote:
>
> Since then Stefan has given us mod_reqtimeout, which offers
> an alternative defence, and a more satisfactory approach.
> ..
> So what should we do with mod_noloris?
> (b) Keep it in trunk for the interested but keep it
>out of released versions.
ance/index.html
When testing however, the string "${availability:%{HTTP_HOST}}" in the
second condition is not translated to "/in_maintenance/index.html" but
remains
"${availability:%{HTTP_HOST}}"
Regards,
Willem.
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Panel->Security->Defender->Tools->Software
Explorer->set category to 'Startup Programs'->select Apache HTTP Server and
click disable) In Windows XP you have to download and install Defender
first. Apache will run normally, it is only the monitor that you will stop
but it didn&
On Tue, 25 Oct 2005, Jorge Redond Flames wrote:
> Does anybody knows about a Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP)
> module for apache? I need to implemet a OCSP reponder and I had an idea:
> add a OCSP service as a module for apache
That may be the right place; though it may be better
On Mon, 23 May 2005, Vicki Brown wrote:
> Left out of (or at least well hidden in) the information I found that
> discussed setting up webdav was the small but crucial fact that a digest
> password file has a different format and must be created with htdigest, not
> htpasswd.
>
> 'Twould have be
