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| DATE | 2002-01-08 |
| FROM | Alex Pilosov
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| SUBJECT | Re: [hangout] ssl info questions...
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In short: forget about apache-ssl. mod_ssl is the way to go.
Longer: mod_ssl started when Ben Laurie famously stated "Apache-SSL does
not need to be easier to configure". mod_ssl nicely plays with other
apache modules, and doesn't pretend to be very special like apache-ssl
(which is a bundle, apache+the module).
mod_ssl is heavily developed, and apache-ssl is not.
-alex
On Tue, 8 Jan 2002, Matthew Hirsch wrote:
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> First, I would also like to thank Brendan for the talk last night
> it was pretty useful and got me thinking on a few things.
>
> Unfortunatly, I just was taking a look at actually installing
> and mod_ssl remindind me that it was based on the work of a
> friend of a friend (the Laurie brothers).
>
> Has anybody seen a recent comparision between mod_ssl and apache-ssl?
>
> Matthew
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