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See if the certificate has a version before trying to decode it into a
CGI variable.
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do at least secure proxy in front of an unsecure host.
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Bring in some updates based on diffs from 2.0.59 to 2.2.4
- Do explicit TRUE/FALSE tests with sc->enabled to see if SSL is enabled.
Don't depend on the fact that TRUE == 1
- Remove some dead code
- Minor update to the buffer code that buffers POST data during a
renegotation
- Optimize setting environment variables by using a switch statement.
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* nss_engine_vars.c (nss_var_lookup_ssl_cert_remain): New function.
(nss_var_lookup_nss_cert): Support _V_REMAIN suffix for
SSL_{SERVER,CLIENT} as number of days until certificate expires.
* nss_engine_kernel.c: Export SSL_CLIENT_V_REMAIN if +StdEnvVars is
configured.
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Change the kludge for determining the current version of Apache we're
building against. Claim to be building against 2.0.55 if not told
otherwise. The exact version matters less than knowing which API to
use.
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Replace C++ style comments to make the Sun Forte compiler happy.
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by default. To enable it, pass --enable-ecc to configure.
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from Oden Eriksson.
The conditional to determine which API to use is a bit weak at the moment
but it works with Apache 2.0.54 and 2.2.0.
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co-exist with mod_ssl.
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SSL_CLIENT_I_DN_ was incorrectly parsing the client certificate subject
instead of the issuer subject.
Print out PEM files the same way as OpenSSL
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