apache and mod_ssl or rather apache-ssl? mod_ssl! unfortunately.
ok, ssl server authentication with certificate works. now let's do client authentication with ssl...
another code snippet:
openssl pkcs12 -export -in server.crt -inkey server.key -out client.crt -name "client certificate"
whohoo! at least one major browser does what it should do and connects to my ssl test webserver using a client certificate. the most undocumented part of this ssl rocket science obviously is the creation of client certificates without using cgi. but i think this example summarises all necessary steps (why is it that i always find such documents afterwards?).
yet another picture blog: catatoniac.
turbulence.org: "the secret lives of numbers – when we choose to say there are 'a lot' of gorillas, or '17 gorillas', or 'around 20', we are making a choice based on our interests and abilities. those interests and abilities are systematically expressed in the numbers we choose to send out into the world. the internet provides us with a large and diverse database of the stuff people have sent out into the world, and it naturally includes large numbers of numbers. since 1997, we have collected at intervals a novel set of data on the popularity of numbers: by performing a massive automated internet search on each of the integers from 0 to 1.000.000 and counting the number of pages which contained each, we have obtained a picture of the internet community's numeric interests and inclinations. [...] the resulting information exhibits an extraordinary variety of patterns which reflect and refract our culture, our minds, and our bodies".
...and the say dog website is finally online. looks like a well-calculated campaign on the fast lane of sophisticated media strategies but i think it is simply magnetic!
virgil widrich is nominée at the 74th annual academy awards with his movie copy shop. congratulations!
schoda has moved.
once again: "introducing ssl and certificates using ssleay". looks like quite an enfolding introduction...
and here's a snippet of code:
umask 77; openssl req -new -key server.key -x509 -days 365 -out server.crt
but still no experience in creating and using a "self-signed certificate authority certificate".
~cac6982: "each day in the month of february i will be posting a redesign of this page using only css. the underlying html code won't change a bit" (via abbe normal).
new scientist: "bt claims it invented the hyperlink in 1976, and anyone who uses the world wide web owes them money".
bbc news: "why bt claims it owns the right to 'click here'".
almost did not notice what hilariously's going on with the internet, patents and the big lolly once again. fortunately, there is daypop.
the strongest man of the internet, human planes and more really beautiful stuff at lebonze. thanks for the link, mr digimortal.