fqhostname found, pass phrase gone

I believe what you are looking for is the SSLPassPhraseDialog
directive, typically used in the ssl.conf file.

http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_ssl.html#sslpassphr asedialog

You can take measures to obscure the passphrase or private
key in various ways but you can't protect from someone who's
gotten root access on your system and knows what they're doing.
There are numerous tricks they can use to get the private key or
passphrase though it takes a little work.

If just want the passphrase in a file, you can use the
exec:/path/to/program
option where the program is a simple shell script or similar
that echos the file to stdout for Apache.

This trick is useful also if you're debugging your own passPhrase
program like I recently did. That allows you to verify the pass phrase
independently of your program.


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