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From: "Bradley Dunn" <dunn@harborcom.net>
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Hi!

Is anyone out there using Apache-SSL? What have been your 
experiences? I have a client who wants me to set up a secure server 
for him. I have experience with Netscape's Commerce Server, and 
suffice to say I'd just rather do this with Apache. Can Apache-SSL do 
it?

Bradley Dunn <dunn@harborcom.net>
Harbor Communications