SPipe

SPipe (Secure Pipe) is a patch of mod_ssl package which allows the same corporate web server to be used as a secure access door to internal servers that do not use HTTPS protocol, while also retaining normal web server functionality for all HTTP requests

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BSD License

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Languages

English, Spanish

Intended Audience

System Administrators, Developers

User Interface

Web-based

Programming Language

Related Categories

C Communications Software, C Cryptography Software, C HTTP Servers

Registered

2004-04-28

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