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From: Rob Andrews <rob@switchblade.cyberpunkz.org>
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Subject: Apache SSL / Netscape troubles..
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Just wondering if anyone has ran into this error with apache+modssl and
netscape..

Netcsape cannot communicate securely because there is no common encryption
algorithms.

I'm sure this is something in the apache ssl setup..  I just haven't been
able to find any solid help on configuration options to fix this..

Any ideas?

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Rob Andrews
Administrator
Cyberpunk Alliance
http://www.cyberpunkz.org/
Minneapolis, MN

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