I am seeing something similar. Apache 1.3.9 with openssl 0.9.4
on solaris 2.6. Everything seems ok and periodically, what I will
assume to be under some reasonable load, I find that I have many
httpd processes running (I believe it is my max) and apache
is no longer responding to SSL requests. It seems that it does
respond to non-ssl requests. Doing an apachectl restart heals
things. I have played with the apache parameters for number of
children and so on, no effect. I now I have loglevel info for ssl
to see if I can see something useful the next time it happens.
Is anyone else seeing similar behavior? I am beginning to believe
this is not necessarily an apache problem -- and that is not a
scientifically derived belief.
/mrg
Ben Laurie wrote:
> Aaron Gelner wrote:
> >
> > Dear List,
> >
> > Since our initial date of receiving our SSL cert CA'd by Thawte, every
> > Sunday, Apache seemingly faults out on the Secured Socket Layer side,
> > thus causing not a connection refused to port 443, instead, a connection
> > reset error. We've contacted thawte, they have no idea *no kidding* as
> > to what is going on. They recommended we try the openssl user list, so
> > here I am. The logs report nothing that is substantially evident to
> > WHEN and WHY the SSL part dies, though, there are particular statements
> > about openSSL being "confused." Any help would be muchly appreciated.
>
> I think you need to be more explicit about what you mean by OpenSSL
> being "confused", and also, perhaps, what software you are using.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Ben.
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