Pass Phrase encrypted private key and certificate and FIPS enabled mod_ssl

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Hi,

Last week I posted a message that I had problem with FIPS enabled openssl and httpd v2.4.3. I did a little bit test today and here is what I found. The original key and certificate was generated by openssl without FIPS enabled and the key was encrypted by AES 256. When I started httpd, it prompted me for the pass phrase. I typed in correct pass phrase but it kept prompting me that the pass phrase is not correct. If I disable FIPS for the mod_ssl, I don't have problem to provide the same pass phrase and start httpd.

I striped out the pass phrase from the original private key without any other changes and I can start httpd with FIPS enabled mod_ssl no problem.

I recreated private key with AES 256 encrypted and a pass phrase (I have to provide a pass phrase) with FIPS enabled OpenSSL (v1.0.1c) and regenerated the certificate from my CA. 

When I started httpd, I got pass phrase prompt and I provided the correct pass phrase and it says the pass phrase is incorrect.

My question is whether FIPS enabled mod_ssl supports pass phrase? It seems to me it does not. Thanks.

Ryan Jiang



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