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according to : http://www.entropy.ch/software/macosx/docs/mod_ssl.html
the mod_ssl works on OS X .... ?
I have been trying for ever now to do this with no luck..
But I have ran into another question realted to this... After doing the steps from the link above.... how does this take effect... meaning :
if someone types www.mydomain.com with it not be in secure mode and when someone types https://www.mydomain.com it will be in secure mode..
or does it reject anything but using https:// or slams the request into SSL mode automaticly..
I would like to have both a secure and not secure mode off the same server... when local ( users on the same subnet ) not be in SSL mode .. and when off-site access, be in SSL mode ... if it depends on what the user types in the address field then great ..... I can have php know if their local or not and redirect according .....
Any know-about-this thoughs from anyone ??? <grin>
the mod_ssl works on OS X .... ?
I have been trying for ever now to do this with no luck..
But I have ran into another question realted to this... After doing the steps from the link above.... how does this take effect... meaning :
if someone types www.mydomain.com with it not be in secure mode and when someone types https://www.mydomain.com it will be in secure mode..
or does it reject anything but using https:// or slams the request into SSL mode automaticly..
I would like to have both a secure and not secure mode off the same server... when local ( users on the same subnet ) not be in SSL mode .. and when off-site access, be in SSL mode ... if it depends on what the user types in the address field then great ..... I can have php know if their local or not and redirect according .....
Any know-about-this thoughs from anyone ??? <grin>