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On 12/30/06, toadie D <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It is possible to use reverse proxy to pass a PEM Encoded Certificate as
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> HTTP header to a backend server.
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> Make sure you have this
r... have I to add mod_jk
too?
Please let me know.
Thanks
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"Serge Dubrouski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
30/12/2006 16.32
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On 12/30/06, toa
On 12/30/06, toadie D <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It is possible to use reverse proxy to pass a PEM Encoded Certificate as a
HTTP header to a backend server.
Make sure you have this directive in your config file
SSLOptions +ExportCertData
Then use mod_headers to set the header
RequestHeader M
It is possible to use reverse proxy to pass a PEM Encoded Certificate as a
HTTP header to a backend server.
Make sure you have this directive in your config file
SSLOptions +ExportCertData
Then use mod_headers to set the header
RequestHeader MY_CLIENT_CERT %{SSL_CLIENT_CERT}s
You can find m
ase let me know
ManuciaoThanks!
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if you use Apache Reverse Proxy, then SSL Session will b
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if you use Apache Reverse Proxy, then SSL Session will be terminated at
the Reverse Proxy and the SSL Authentication / verific
if you use Apache Reverse Proxy, then SSL Session will be terminated at
the Reverse Proxy and the SSL Authentication / verification is done by
reverse proxy
to transport some certificate information to your WebSphere can use:
RequestHeader set "HTTP_USER_ID" %{SSL_CLIENT_S_DN_CN}e
The WebSphe
Hello everyone!
I've an apache 2.2 WebServer that is working as a reverse proxy for a
WebSphere application server that is on a separate machine.
Now I have a web application that need an information that is included in
a client certificate field (OU).
I would like to know if, with apache, is p
Hello everyone!
I've an apache 2.2 WebServer that is working as a reverse proxy for a
WebSphere application server that is on a separate machine.
Now I have a web application that need an information that is included in
a client certificate field (OU).
I would like to know if, with apache, is p
