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December 7th, 2001, 03:40 AM
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Apache + SLL on Windows
Hello dear friends of secured transactions,
what software do you recommend as a SSL container for Apache on Windows 2000? May be commercial or free. When i search google for this topic, i get most times crappy results. Anybody experiences on this topic? I found out OpenSSL is available for Windows now - is it _stable_? TIA
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December 7th, 2001, 04:16 AM
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Apache is very stable on UNIX. Windows itself is not so stable. Running Apache on win32 is not going to give you stability. You want stability, just don't run servers on win2k.
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December 7th, 2001, 04:30 AM
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We know, we know... We have to use Apache on Win32 because we use Oracle as the Backend-Database. Oracle does not have a stable driver for Unix (or doesn't have at all, not sure).
Some projects also require other backend-Win32-apps. So we are damned to use Win32...  We currently have two options: rewrite the application that needs SSL to use PostgresQL (could be quite a lot of work, i remember when we switched from MySQL to Oracle), or smack SSL on the Win32-box. Is there any way of _tunneling_ SSL? Like this Code:
Client <--- SSL ---> Gateway / Firewall (Linux) <--- No-SSL ---> Server (Win32)
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