Hello openssl-users, I'm using mod_rewrite on a managed server offering OpenSSL. I would like to use them together but remember once before while trying to use it with Secure Sockets only to be discouraged by my Web Provider who said it would require a custom C hack to use them together. At the time I opted for sticking with the ugly variable in URL approach to maintaining states through variables on non-cookie enabled browsers. Now I'm in a situation where I must find a way if possible to get the two to love each other dearly. I would like to know where OpenSSL begins to take over in the request cycle and how I would get URL rewriting/matching to work using an https: request.
If I need to modify the request cycle at an earlier place than .htaccess would it be possible to use Perl to do it instead of C? If I need to alter or make a file other than a per directory .htaccess file what would it be? Does anyone know of good reference material that explains how to do what I'm wanting to do? -- Best regards, Boysenberry mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
