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| We have an H80 on AIX 4.3.3, which uses http comms to serve Oracle forms to users on an intranet. The H80 is soon to have to communicate externally, to a Government agency, using https SSL. Can anyone please let me know what we have to do to add https SSL communication to the H80 (eg which filesets to install, what configuration is required)? Thanks in anticipation. |
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| rob.boler@milton-keynes.gov.uk (Rob Boler) wrote in message news:<6333cbba.0405270533.509483f1@posting.google. com>... > We have an H80 on AIX 4.3.3, which uses http comms to serve Oracle > forms to users on an intranet. The H80 is soon to have to communicate > externally, to a Government agency, using https SSL. Can anyone please > let me know what we have to do to add https SSL communication to the > H80 (eg which filesets to install, what configuration is required)? > > Thanks in anticipation. Rob, What program is acting as an HTTP server ... Oracle ??? Or do you have Apache acting as your HTTP server (lpp fileset: freeware.apache.rte) If it is Apache 1.3, then check out the following link as to how to compile & install mod_ssl into Apache: http://www.modssl.org/docs If it is Apache 2.0.X, then mod_ssl is included in the distribution. If it is Oracle...Sorry... you'll have to ask Oracle. -tony |
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| bennett.tony@cnf.com (T.R.Bennett) wrote in message news:<2028e6a0.0406030820.5fe6e1d9@posting.google. com>... > rob.boler@milton-keynes.gov.uk (Rob Boler) wrote in message news:<6333cbba.0405270533.509483f1@posting.google. com>... > > We have an H80 on AIX 4.3.3, which uses http comms to serve Oracle > > forms to users on an intranet. The H80 is soon to have to communicate > > externally, to a Government agency, using https SSL. Can anyone please > > let me know what we have to do to add https SSL communication to the > > H80 (eg which filesets to install, what configuration is required)? > > > > Thanks in anticipation. > > Rob, > > What program is acting as an HTTP server ... Oracle ??? > > Or do you have Apache acting as your HTTP server > (lpp fileset: freeware.apache.rte) > > If it is Apache 1.3, then check out the following link as to how > to compile & install mod_ssl into Apache: > http://www.modssl.org/docs > > If it is Apache 2.0.X, then mod_ssl is included in the distribution. > > If it is Oracle...Sorry... you'll have to ask Oracle. > > -tony Tony Thanks for that: 'compile & install mod_ssl into Apache' is what I was looking for I hope / believe. Rob |
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| rob.boler@milton-keynes.gov.uk (Rob Boler) wrote in message news:<6333cbba.0406100105.72ef3bfe@posting.google. com>... > bennett.tony@cnf.com (T.R.Bennett) wrote in message news:<2028e6a0.0406030820.5fe6e1d9@posting.google. com>... > > rob.boler@milton-keynes.gov.uk (Rob Boler) wrote in message news:<6333cbba.0405270533.509483f1@posting.google. com>... > > > We have an H80 on AIX 4.3.3, which uses http comms to serve Oracle > > > forms to users on an intranet. The H80 is soon to have to communicate > > > externally, to a Government agency, using https SSL. Can anyone please > > > let me know what we have to do to add https SSL communication to the > > > H80 (eg which filesets to install, what configuration is required)? > > > > > > Thanks in anticipation. > > > > Rob, > > > > What program is acting as an HTTP server ... Oracle ??? > > > > Or do you have Apache acting as your HTTP server > > (lpp fileset: freeware.apache.rte) > > > > If it is Apache 1.3, then check out the following link as to how > > to compile & install mod_ssl into Apache: > > http://www.modssl.org/docs > > > > If it is Apache 2.0.X, then mod_ssl is included in the distribution. > > > > If it is Oracle...Sorry... you'll have to ask Oracle. > > > > -tony > > Tony > > Thanks for that: 'compile & install mod_ssl into Apache' is what I was > looking for I hope / believe. > > Rob Rob Did you get Apache working with SSL ...??? (sorry, I don't monitor this list regularly) If not, which version of Apache are now or will be using ... ....1.3.X or 2.0.X ??? -tony |