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mod_ssl redirect to site if client does not have valid certificate
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I have setup a site to which users authenticate against with openssl certificates. Everything works just fine, be I wish to be able to redirect to a error page with instructions instead of displaying the default error page that firefox displays. How to? I got nothing out of google... Best regards. |
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