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Subject: Re: [users@httpd] Re: Weird problem with SSL and Google Chrome and
 IE7/8.

Andr� Warnier wrote:
> Did you try commenting that line out ?

Hmm.  Commenting it out seems to fix it with IE7.  Not sure what will
happen to IE6 though.  Now I have to go find our old Win2k box and
see if it will still boot.

Doesn't affect Chrome though, which still has the problem.  Maybe
I should add something along these lines for Chrome?


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