[SOLVED] unrealircd without ssl?

Hey guys, I recently picked up a raspberry pi and decided to try out running archlinux for my needs which are basically a mumble server, unrealircd server and a web server. I've run into an issue with unrealircd, one that's happened to me on windows as well. For whatever reason I can't get the configuration to work with unrealircd + ssl. The second i install the non ssl server and run my .conf it's fine and i can connect. Is there a package without ssl? I'm still new to the whole pure command line linux and all that so i'm not sure how to easily browse the different packages. So either if there's a non ssl package, or a way to disable ssl in the .conf would be lovely to know about. Thanks guys!
Last edited by hotlikedimes (2012-07-27 01:25:29)

What error messages specifically are you getting with unrealircd and ssl? I don't remember that being much of a challenge to set up.
Looking at my configuration file, just had to tell it where to find the certificate and key:
set {
ssl {
certificate ssl.crt;
key ssl.key;
If you really want to disable it, try removing the "ssl;" line from the port configuration section and link section (not sure if anything else needs to be done, but that's the only references I can find to ssl).

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OK, solved.
What I made wrong:
https://localhost leads to the apache page
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<add name="PromotableTransaction" value="promotable"/>
<add name="StatementCacheSize" value="10"/>
<add name="TraceFileName" value="c:\odpnet2.trc"/>
<add name="TraceLevel" value="0"/>
<add name="TraceOption" value="0"/>
</settings>
</oracle.dataaccess.client>
Also, you maybe can try with an instant ODP.Net installation with your application
http://alderprogs.blogspot.com/2009/04/deploying-odpnet-with-oracle-instant.html
If you are using IIS, you must use a different application pool because your DLL files (i.e. OCIW32.DLL) must be different than used by other web applications.

Running iFolder3.9 without SSL is supported by Novell ?

running iFolder3.9(OES11) without SSL is supported by Novell ?
We don't want SSL(overhead) because either we connect from our office LAN or otherwise via VPN, and also almost no one uses web access.
Please let me know
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POP without SSL on Exchange Online

Has anyone figured out a way to use POP without SSL?
Just like many things with Microsoft, I'm getting conflicting answers from Microsoft reps. Originally, sales people said it's supported, but when we started implementing, we couldn't get it to work so we opened a ticket and were told, once again, that
it's supported. I finally spoke to another rep who said it's not supported.
We have a ticketing system that uses POP and doesn't support SSL so we're stuck with having to set up a POP server in-house just for. Kind of defeats the whole purpose of the cloud.
I am very frustrated with Microsoft and regretting going with them for the outsourced email and the random restrictions they come up with using "security" as an excuse.

Has anyone figured out a way to use POP without SSL?
Just like many things with Microsoft, I'm getting conflicting answers from Microsoft reps. Originally, sales people said it's supported, but when we started implementing, we couldn't get it to work so we opened a ticket and were told, once again, that
it's supported. I finally spoke to another rep who said it's not supported.
We have a ticketing system that uses POP and doesn't support SSL so we're stuck with having to set up a POP server in-house just for. Kind of defeats the whole purpose of the cloud.
I am very frustrated with Microsoft and regretting going with them for the outsourced email and the random restrictions they come up with using "security" as an excuse.
The guys from messageops.com has a guide how to I copy some of the Info
You can install stunnel on a server or workstation in your environment and configure your devices which don’t support TLS or POP3 over SSL to connect through that server to the Microsoft Online Services. Continue reading for details on how to
configure and use stunnel.
Getting stunnel up and running is pretty straight forward.
Step 1 – Install stunnel
You can download the stunnel Windows binaries from
http://www.stunnel.org/download/binaries.html
After downloading and installing the exe, you will likely want to configure it to run as a service. To do that, go to Start->All Programs->stunnel->Service Install.
Step 2 – Configure the stunnel configuration file
You can download a configuration file that has been preconfigured for use with Microsoft Online here.
The configuration file looks like:
# Stunnel configuration file for Microsoft Online POP3 and SMTP
# Author: MessageOps
# GLOBAL OPTIONS
client = yes
output = stunnel-log.txt
debug=4
taskbar=yes
[POP3 Incoming]
#Accept connections on port 110 and send to Microsoft Online on port 995 over SSL
accept = 127.0.0.1:110
connect = pop.mail.microsoftonline.com:995
[SMTP Outgoing]
#Accept connections on port 25 and send to Microsoft Online on port 587 over TLS
protocol = smtp
accept = 127.0.0.1:25
connect = Smtp.mail.microsoftonline.com:587
What this configuration file does is tells stunnel to listen or ports 110 and 25 and it then redirects connections on those ports to the appropriate SSL ports.
You might need to modify a few settings in the file:
The Microsoft Online Server names are for customers in the North America Datacenter. If you are in a different datacenter, update to the appropriate values.
With this configuration, stunnel will only listen on the address 127.0.0.1. This is only useful if the application that needs to connect to Microsoft Online resides on the system that stunnel is running on. You can remove the 127.0.0.1 portion
of the address to have the service listen on all IP Addresses. That would look like:
accept = 25
After the file has been modified, replace the existing stunnel.conf in the Program Files\stunnel directory with the new one.
Finally start the stunnel service.

Home server for file sharing without SSL certificates?

Hi,
I am wanting to use this server to set up a home network...
Mainly I just want to share document, video and music files from my iMac with multiple iOS devices and PCs in the house.
Can I use this server to set up such a network without purchasing SSL certificates and such?
Thank you for your help!
Tiffany

Sharing with iOS devices without SSL is - if I recall correctly - problematic, but you can have an SSL certificate without purchasing. Just open Keychain Access, click the Keychain Access menu item in the top of the screen and choose one of the options in the Certificate Assistant drop down menu.

CUPS in Tiger compiled without SSL?

Hiya!
It seems that the printer client in Tiger is compiled without SSL support:
otool -L /usr/libexec/cups/backend/ipp
/usr/libexec/cups/backend/ipp:
/usr/lib/libcups.2.dylib (compatibility version 2.0.0, current version 2.7.0)
/usr/lib/libgcc_s.1.dylib (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 1.0.0)
/usr/lib/libSystem.B.dylib (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 88.1.3)
Is that correct? Anybody got printing-over-ssl working?
Kind regards, Jasper.

The IPP backend does have SSL support; it's supplied by the http functions in libcups, which gets them from the Security.framework:
nm -u /usr/lib/libcups.2.dylib | grep SSL
_SSLClose
_SSLDisposeContext
_SSLGetBufferedReadSize
_SSLHandshake
_SSLNewContext
_SSLRead
_SSLSetAllowsAnyRoot
_SSLSetAllowsExpiredCerts
_SSLSetConnection
_SSLSetIOFuncs
_SSLWrite
Hope this helps.

Cannot start iChat Server on OSX 10.4.3 without SSL certitficate

I've installed an OSX server 10.4.3 on a private network, without DNS.
All services are running correctly just needing a direct addressing.
I'm trynig to run iChat server but it stop and seems to need a SSL certificate. This is the error message :
"Jan 19 17:42:28 cube iChatServer-jabberd[16529]: 20060119T16:42:28: [error] (-configure): SSL Connections are disabled. [error:02001002:system library:fopen:No such file or directory] while using SSL certificate file '/etc/certificates/Default.crtkey' for host '0.0.0.0'. "
What's the problem with this configuration ? Do you really need SSL certificate to run iChat server on a private network.
Thanks for your help .

James thanks a lot.
At 73 I'm not too high tech.
This was the first time I'd seen something like this on my Mac, so I was panicky.
The thing listed a whole bunch of different malware by name that supposedly
infected me with threat levels of "high". Looked convincing to this old fart.

Running iphone exchange without SSL cert.

I have multiple exchange servers (for different companies)
for which I am trying to setup users Iphones,
the only one I have gotten to work is the company that has a
purchased certificate, one of the companies that has a self signed cert
seemed to accept it but never downloads the folders or mail, later
it starts requesting the user name and password which it does not accept.
I have other exchange servers that do have OWA enabled and working but do
not have a cert. I have tried SSL on and off with these, no diffrence.
what am I missing can iphone exchange work at all WITHOUT a cert?
sorry for the long post,
I've been working on this for almost 5 hrs now...:-(
thanks,
Jonathan

You probably CAN do this, but the question is WHY?
It might seem like a pain to obtain and install and configure the certificate, but if users besides the iPhone folks access OWA, then web browsers will probably throw up a lot of errors and warnings that are irritating to users and look unprofessional. If you are consulting or managing the servers for these companies I suggest explaining that in today's insecure environment, encrypted, authenticated email access is the only way to do this--and that getting the certificate is necessary. Godaddy.com probably sells them for around 30$/year for 3 years or so?
To your specific problem, can users access OWA on the server from their browser, but not the phone? There a a lot of problems that could happen--the company firewall may not be forwarding the traffic correctly or allowing http to the server, Exchange may not have non-ssl traffic allowed to the mobile website, etc.

Administration ports without SSL

Hi!
Is there any way of using administration ports (to get the separation of real/admin traffic) without using SSL?
We have a secured network (good enough anyway) so the SSL is not of any great use for us, it's just a complex factor that creates a lot of work.
thanks.
H. Waller

The port setting under the Advanced tab for the account preferences is for the incoming mail server only. You can select "Use SSL" for the .Mac incoming mail server which will change the incoming mail server port from 143 to 993 automatically.
To change the port setting for the account's SMTP server, go to Mail > Preferences > Accounts and under the Account Information tab for the account preferences at the SMTP server selection, select the Server Settings button below for the .Mac SMTP server.
Enter 587 in place of 25 in the Server Port field and when finished, select OK to save the changed setting.

[SOLVED] enable apache ssl to use httpS at will for any vhost

Hi,
I have enabled ssl on my apache install without a problem by including the file httpd-ssl.conf in my http.conf.
I have tested access by trying to access my phpmyadmin install by going to my site: https://example.com/phpmyadmin
However, when trying to use a vhost with https, it doesn't work, I get redirected to a default page (first configured vhost) as https.
If I modify the vhost like this, adding 443:
<VirtualHost *:80 *:443>
</VirtualHost>
I get an error "(Error code: ssl_error_rx_record_too_long)".
If I just add to the vhost config file instead like this:
NameVirtualHost *:80
NameVirtualHost *:443
SSLStrictSNIVHostCheck off
then I still only get the default site, but not my vhost site under ssl.
Any pointers on getting this to work? I want to be able to universally add an "s" to "http" for any vhost whenever I feel like it to encrypt traffic...
Thanks!
EDIT: Here's the solution I found. I disabled ssl on apache by commentingout the httpd-ssl.conf-Include directive in httpd.conf.
Then I installed stunnel and pointed it to my server key and certificate and enabling https connections to forward to port 80 on localhost.
One gotcha to look out for was to put "https: ALL" into the /etc/hosts.allow file as stunnel apparently uses this to decide whether a client can connect.
Last edited by awayand (2011-04-24 12:10:46)

Apache is already listening on 443, otherwise it wouldn't work at all when I access https://example.com/phpmyadmin. My problem is that instead of responding by serving the requested vhost, apache serves only the default vhost page. For example, https://x.example.com, https://y.example.com, https://z.example.com all serve my default page at https://example.com instead of the corresponding vhost. Any idea as to what to configure so that apache serves the requested vhost under https?
EDIT: clarification
Last edited by awayand (2011-04-23 04:39:02)

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