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Posted to dev@community.apache.org by Gaetan Njinang <ga...@gmail.com> on 2016/05/03 14:23:45 UTC
I need to activate a NULL cipher in modssl
Hello,
Please, I have a problem. I need to activate NULL cipher in modssl.
I need to implement a strong authentication between two servers groups.
First group of servers: reverse proxies. Second group of servers: backend
application servers.
It is very important to not increase the load of reverse proxies (because
they are already overloaded - they will not support the price of ciphering
communications). So, I need to force the proxies servers and the backends
to negotiate a NULL cipher. Conceptually, it makes sense, since I just need
authentication.
Can someone help me on that, please ? Is it possible without recompiling
apache and/or the modssl ?
Thanks
Re: I need to activate a NULL cipher in modssl
Posted by Lars Eilebrecht <la...@apache.org>.
Gaetan Njinang wrote:
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> Please, I have a problem. I need to activate NULL cipher in modssl.
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Best regards
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Lars Eilebrecht
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