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Subject: Re: [users@httpd] Event MPM in httpd 2.2.x

On 2/4/2011 10:23 AM, David Dabbs wrote:
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> Thank you Tom for sharing your event MPM experience. 
> Can anyone speak to whether 2.2.17 event MPM (safely) supports SSL?
> I suspect not, as only recently there was a trunk (2.3) fix to make the SSL expression parser thread-safe.
> Though this may be unrelated. If there's any doubts, we'll simply continuing using worker, or follow your lead and use a separate httpd for SSL connections.

The expression parser isn't thread safe, but that doesn't affect you until
you start nesting SSLRequire statements into your .htaccess files, and this
was a problem on worker mpm as well.

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