François Beaune wrote:
Sorry, I had overlooked your suggestion. Here's the output of the script: $ ./openssl_check.sh svn.mydomain.net <http://svn.mydomain.net> Checking svn.mydomain.net:443 <http://svn.mydomain.net:443> ... + EXP1024-RC4-SHA at Server public key is 2048 bit + EXP1024-DES-CBC-SHA at Server public key is 2048 bit + DHE-RSA-AES256-SHA at Server public key is 2048 bit + AES256-SHA at Server public key is 2048 bit + DHE-RSA-AES128-SHA at Server public key is 2048 bit + AES128-SHA at Server public key is 2048 bit + EDH-RSA-DES-CBC3-SHA at Server public key is 2048 bit + EDH-RSA-DES-CBC-SHA at Server public key is 2048 bit + EXP-EDH-RSA-DES-CBC-SHA at Server public key is 2048 bit + DES-CBC3-SHA at Server public key is 2048 bit + DES-CBC-SHA at Server public key is 2048 bit + EXP-DES-CBC-SHA at Server public key is 2048 bit + EXP-RC2-CBC-MD5 at Server public key is 2048 bit + RC4-SHA at Server public key is 2048 bit + RC4-MD5 at Server public key is 2048 bit + EXP-RC4-MD5 at Server public key is 2048 bit + EXP-RC2-CBC-MD5 at Server public key is 2048 bit + EXP-RC4-MD5 at Server public key is 2048 bit + RC4-MD5 at Server public key is 2048 bitI suspect this isn't correct though, as the list stays the same regardless of how I set SSLCipherSuite (I did restart Apache after each change to SSLCipherSuite). Either I'm not using the script correctly, or I'm not setting SSLCipherSuite correctly, or I'm doing another error. Any idea?
Everything with a plus sign is a cipher that is accepted by your apache server, so given these results, the SSLCipherSuite directive is not being registered.
Here is the SSLCipherSuite directive that I use on my servers to lock out insecure ciphers:
SSLCipherSuite AES256-SHA:DES-CBC3-SHA:AES128-SHA:RC4-SHA:RC4-MD5Try setting your config to this value. Obviously this is different than what you are trying to accomplish, but right now the goal is to figure out whether the SSLCipherSuite directive is actually being acknowledged. When you run the openssl_check.sh script again, it should return the following results:
+ AES256-SHA at Server public key is 1024 bit + AES128-SHA at Server public key is 1024 bit + DES-CBC3-SHA at Server public key is 1024 bit + RC4-SHA at Server public key is 1024 bit + RC4-MD5 at Server public key is 1024 bit + RC4-MD5 at Server public key is 1024 bitIf you see anything different, then the SSLCipherSuite is not being set properly. Double check that you don't have multiple SSLCipherSuite directives set across different files. Also make sure you are not accidentally setting it within an unintentional container, such as <Directory> or <VirtualHost>. I know that on CentOS, the default config file that has the SSL directives actually contains the SSLCipherSuite directive within a <VirtualHost> container. That threw me off recently when I was trying to setup apache on a CentOS box for the first time.
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