I'm trying to set up ssl-enabled apache on my Debian box for doing web
email (I'll probably be begging for help on that later). I have apache
set up, nicely configured, and running nicely, and the https side of
things is...kinda working. I'd like some advice...
* should I use mod_ssl or the apache-ssl package? Performance is not a
major concern, this is just for me and several friends.
* what's the best way to configure what I use? Any silly mistakes to
avoid?
* and, any suggestions on a web email client? I have aeromail and it
looks pretty nice, but we're still shopping around.
Thanks everybody. Now I have to go back to watching the Junkyard Wars
marathon.
Dan
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