I have the need for a secure server, so I compiled in openssl and have done
everything (i think) according to the manual.
I can't get my server to respond on https - (It responds to ALL http
requests)
Here is the outline:
I can start apache with ssl; it asks for the passphrase and starts up.
I
After much distention and keyboard pounding, I sought out my software
source, and found that he had indeed given me an outdated copy. The
latest MSVC++ compiler works just fine. I shall go sulk in my room for
pestering you gentlemen before carefully analyzing my tools.
Scott Pestana
PS: Thanks f
I've had good luck with MinGW... http://www.mingw.org
The information in "INSTALL.W32" is out of date regarding where to get
MinGW and it mentions running "mingw32.bat", which doesn't exist on my
system (but isnt' necessary since I have C:\mingw\bin in my path)
Aside from that, however, it com
Scott Pestana wrote:
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> I'm trying to build this on a Win2K box, I'm assuming that means I'm
> aimed at compiling for Win32. The INCLUDE problem was solved by adding
> MSVC's INCLUDE dir to the -I options given to the compiler, I really
> only mentioned it because the INSTALL.W32 didn't mention
Hi.
I've worked quite bit with the modules in libwww, but I'm trying to use
Net::SSLeay/Crypt::SSLeay for the first time and they have me confused. As as
example here is a snippet from the Net::SSLeay doc:
($page, $response, %reply_headers)
= post_https('www.bacus.pt', 443, '/foo.cg
