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Hi Mike,
Are these directives dependent on what SSL mod was compiled into Apache
? Do I ignore what the non-iseries Apache manuals say about SSL and only
look at what IBM says ?
I think you're on the right track. See, Apache isn't really one program
-- it's a collection of modules. Each module can have it's own
configuration directives.
You could even write your own module, maybe call it "mod_mike", and have
configuration directives such as "IWannaBeLikeMike on" :)
Anyway... In the case of SSLCipherSpec it's a keyword that's used by a
module called "mod_ibm_ssl" this is the IBM SSL module.
Whereas, "SSLCipherSuite" is part of a module called "mod_ssl" which is an
SSL module based on the OpenSSL open-source encryption library. AFIAK,
OpenSSL doesn't currently run on the iSeries, but maybe someone will port
it some day. If they ever do, then you'd have a choice as to whether you
prefer to use "mod_ibm_ssl" vs. "mod_ssl". And, at that point, the
difference between SSLCipherSpec and SSLCipherSuite would become important
:)
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