[CALUG] Apache logs

[Jason C. Miller]

Nope.  Completely unrelated.  The apache thing is being driven by our
network nazis.  The RDP thing is a case of
I-got-a-new-linux-laptop-and-I-only-wanna-do-smartcard-stuff-on-my-windows-box.


I'm still currently working this.  According to the documentation (and the
mod_ssl/openssl code I've been scouring), there simply is not a way to do
what I want.  I've isolated the parts of the mod_ssl code that I need to
modify to suit my needs.  If/when I do, it WILL be a more eloquent solution
given that it has to be done in our production environment.  :)

Again, if you know something I don't, please chime in!

                                                                     ~j



On Sun, Jun 28, 2009 at 10:15 PM, Bryan J. Smith <b.j.smith at ieee.org> wrote:

>
> From: Jason C. Miller <jason.c.miller at gmail.com>
>
> > Are there any apache gurus on here?  :)
>
> Also From: Jason C. Miller <jason.c.miller at gmail.com>
> > So, I've got a PKI-enabled web server (Apache) and our company
> > is
> mandating that we log all attempts to access our site with
> > an expired
> certificate.
>
> Is this related to your RDP/SmartCard e-mail/thread?
> Are you interfacing with Active Directory Services (ADS)?
> I assume you're getting hit with a lot of security-related
> requirements as of late?  ;)
>
> I'm just seeing these different e-mails/threads from yourself
> and now assume they are related.  Am I correct?  ;)
>
> -- Bryan
>
> P.S.  Just remember, whatever the Windows guys say Linux
> doesn't do is not only false, but virtually _all_ of Windows'
> security mechanisms (at least the good ones and not legacy
> NT ones) are based on open source / open standard developments
> also supported in the UNIX / Linux world (and started there).
>
>
> --
> Bryan J Smith          Professional, Technical Annoyance
> b.j.smith at ieee.org    http://www.linkedin.com/in/bjsmith
> --------------------------------------------------------
> I don't have a "favorite Linux distro."  I use, develop
> and support community efforts, often built around Linux.
> Technology and solutions are my focus, not dragging in
> assumptions, marketing and other concepts which dominate
> non-community developed software, which I left long ago.
>
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