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I'm still a noob to Apache and i'm trying to update the SSH on our webserver to disable SSLv2 and only use SSLv3.

So i connect to the root user via putty

type OpenSSL: SSLProtocal -All +SSLv3 +TLSv1

and....

-bash: OpenSSL:: command not found

What am i doing wrong?

openssl is case sensitive first of all and second the command may not be in your path depending on the method used to acquire the root login.

I would login as root and run to find the location of the binary. Then adjust your command to include the full path to openssl.

On my server it is located in /usr/bin/openssl

And please edit the subject line, and the first line of the OP, to correctly reflect what we are talking about here. SSH is a secure shell environment where SSL is Secure Sockets Layer; the two are not even remotely related.

[root@.......]# locate openSSL | more
-bash: locate: command not found

I think that you're looking to edit the apache configuration file instead of using openssl.


In my /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf I have these lines:

Thanks, we ultimatly went with a shared host who is already PCI complaint then try and master Apache.