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I came across this post: How to disable SSLv3 in Apache?How to disable SSLv3 in Apache?, the accepted answer states that you have to put in the above line in every vhost stanza, is this true? I do have other vhosts on this server but they are required to be secure.

I came across this post: How to disable SSLv3 in Apache?, the accepted answer states that you have to put in the above line in every vhost stanza, is this true? I do have other vhosts on this server but they are required to be secure.

I came across this post: How to disable SSLv3 in Apache?, the accepted answer states that you have to put in the above line in every vhost stanza, is this true? I do have other vhosts on this server but they are required to be secure.

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** EDIT: Adding sanatised config file for the site with SSL references. **

My other vhost files are just standard configs for port 80, there's nothing special about them.

sudo service httpd configtest returns Syntax OK.

** EDIT: Adding sanatised config file **

** EDIT: Adding sanatised config file for the site with SSL references. **

My other vhost files are just standard configs for port 80, there's nothing special about them.

sudo service httpd configtest returns Syntax OK.

Add sanitised config file.
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