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> 1) At invocation, I get the question about entering my
> passphrase. No matter what I enter, it
> returns: "password good".
This is an awful bug. I'll whack myself on the head a few
times and then post a note about it in the documentation.
You must make sure that your SHTTPkeys line in httpd.conf
points to the correct keyfile. The bug you mentioned
leads to the fact that HTTPd doesn't warn you when it
couldn't access the keyfile. All sorts of things can
go wrong thereafter.
> 2) invoking with -s options produces errors in the error_log > when trying to contact/get any page:
> "[Thu Aug 29 09:57:16 1996] HTTPd: Starting as ./httpd -s -d /usr/local/src/httpd_1.6b1 [Thu
> Aug 29 09:57:24 1996] HTTPd/SSLTSW: SSL handshake failed, error #-13"
I believe that it couldn't find the keyfile. Double-check
your SHTTPkeys line in httpd.conf
> 3) I really need to be able to have the XBITHACK, SECURE_LOGS, No LOG_TIMES, &
> FCGI_SUPPORT compiled in. On the same note, is imagemap support turned on?
I'll check on these.
> On a side note, I had gottten the 1.5.2a1 non-export from
> Brandon Long many moons ago. I've taken the fixes from
> 1.5.2 final export that fixes the core-a-rama with file
> distriptors. I've left in the SSLeay & SHTTPD support. I've
> also compiled in the FCGI 1.5 developers kit. So far with
> it, ALL of the ssl demos in the demodocs directory work
> great. SSL-FCGI also works. FCGI works. Imagemap works.
> BUT SSL-IMAGEMAP does not work. When will the sources for
> 1.6b be available? I'd like to use the 1.6b with SSL-FCGI
> & IMAGEMAPS. I've several database applications that rely
> on the FCGI & are screaming for the SSL-FCGI combination.
> The 1.5.2a1.patch works for them, but now they are wanting
> to add imagemap support!! I've stalled them by having them
> do client side imagemap, but now they want the imagemap to
> go to the database! Never satisfied.
I'll try to get the source out within a couple weeks.
Obviously I didn't pay close attention to FCGI and IMAGEMAP
this time around. Next release will hopefully take care
of these.
Thanks for the feedback!
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Re: Observations so far 
Observations so far
(Brian Millett)
