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From: Casey Allen Shobe (cshobesofthome.net)
Date: Sat Nov 24 2001 - 18:11:21 CST

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    I've just setup Apache-SSL, which is basically a set of patches applied to
    the apache source that builds httpsd instead when finished. The advantage
    that I see is that there are two distinct binaries, configuration files, etc.
    However I was curious if anybody could give me a good breakdown of
    differences between Apache-SSL and mod_ssl for Apache from a security
    standpoint. Are there any security advantages/drawbacks to using one over
    the other?

    Thanks for any advice, 

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Casey Allen Shobe
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