Am Son, 2002-08-04 um 02.13 schrieb Peter Watkins: > Hi, we found ourselves wrestling with this bug today after > upgrading a web server from potato to woody. What we ended > up doing, though we wish we didn't have to, is re-writing > the server key *without* a passphrase, and editing httpd.conf > to point to this new, "naked" server key. Here's the basic > openssl syntax, hope it helps others in this predicament. > > openssl rsa -inform PEM -in protected.key \ > -outform PEM -out naked.key -check > > Any idea when this might be fixed, or should we be switching > from apache-ssl to some other package, like apache + mod_ssl? What is the difference of the bahaviour of the potato and the woody version of apache-ssl? You can only use encrypted keys with apache-ssl if you manually start the server. Then it would ask you for the key. But this did not change. Christoph
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