php-windows Digest 8 Dec 2003 19:04:04 -0000 Issue 2032

Topics (messages 22332 through 22333):

Re: PHP_OpenSSL help needed
        22332 by: Eric COLINET

cookies and sessions...
        22333 by: Bobo Wieland

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--- Begin Message --- Hi,

Yes and put an other library in system32: ssleay32.dll

>My guess is that I must initialize SSL somehow so that it has the public
>key for our CAS server ... but I can't find where to do that yet.

Maybe, but not at startup time. Most likely when you make the communication.



Eric

At 09:03 07/12/2003, Seung Hwan Kang wrote:
You need to install openssl.cnf.

Please look at c:\php\openssl\REAMME-SSL.txt (php 5.00b2).

Ralph Nicovich wrote:

I am trying to bring up CAS authentication on our server that runs PHP.
I have some example code, that 'mostly' works... but it requires that
PHP use HTTPS to verify the users 'ticket' with our CAS server.
I cannot find any good doc's on how to bring up php_openssl.dll.
I un-comment the extention and put the libeay file in the system32
directory.
But everytime the page is accessed (by a user) our PHP server gets an
error that it cannot open the php_openssl extention...
I have opend all access rights (on my test server) to the point where
rights should not be the problem.
My guess is that I must initialize SSL somehow so that it has the public
key for our CAS server ... but I can't find where to do that yet.
Any Help out there on SSL?


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what is the difference between cookies, sessions and sessioncookies?

I use sessions only when I design websites and it works great. But sometimes
when I check the statistics for my sites the visiting paths ends with a
PHPSID, but most of the time they don't. when does one occur and when does
the other?


thanks...


.bobo

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