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I'm pretty new to both Apache and SSL so any help will be appreciated.

Our company distributes boxes with our software that runs on FreeBSD and
Apache server. I am trying to define what needs to be done to implement
SSL.

From my reading I found that for commercial use you need Stronghold or
Raven (for RSA patents). However since these patents have expired is that
still the case?

What is actually needed to support SSL? Just Apache, ModSSL/ApacheSSL and
a certificate?

Does Verisign support ModSSL and ApacheSSL?

Thanks,

Pawan Bajaj.

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No and you should no longer use the rsaref library.

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>What is actually needed to support SSL? Just Apache, ModSSL/ApacheSSL and
>a certificate?

That's about right. To build either mod_ssl or +SSL you will need to
get Apache sources, openssl and that specific package. As an example
see http://www.modssl.org/example/

Quote:>Does Verisign support ModSSL and ApacheSSL?

yes.

vh

Mads Toftum
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