-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 19.04.2015 09:54, Veit Guna wrote:

So I ask again, is it possible that stunnel could set the HTTP Host header to match the "connect = " setting? This way, Apache would accept that request instead of returning BAD REQUEST with AH02032.

Do I guess correctly that you have configured a stunnel client ("client = yes") to connect an SSL-enabled Apache server? An accurate description of your configuration, including stunnel.conf, would really help to diagnose your issue. Also, presenting *your* solution, instead of the problem you're trying to solve, does not really help. See: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/bugs.html "I think the tachyon modulation must be wrongly polarised." AH02032 suggest that you need to set your SNI to match your "Host:" header. See: https://www.stunnel.org/static/stunnel.html Mike -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1 iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJVM4JHAAoJEC78f/DUFuAUF0wP/RXw0mc8PZv59QB4SU1xgzOh SRvCk6RxD9Z8W/Ki6l6T+KIK0s2nk9m5WxUKKKmHVa1oo7ZSHibKu74ytTl8nlOV f+4BDPjd7EmSTjVYRSMEhr3DUtA2m/tkF8a5iHt77lGCnVCS9hvrzyXVTZsUv4gT /reY+bEXnsUhlpbemaGWOpdp636iGz3+Jq/ZfwAxFCVnep9yjoiQc582/eM2HJn9 ZiSwwfPqkxhMqiU8ekSWkTesR1XfIPqkbCj6eUcPTzZyXo7KDktBsOJiQl8srSXE YhEXCclglW/xT7kDeCgklqfzuRC6u9ul3v31lXvDNenxdO1qjhIEV3ITIIymoS5N mbctUAHtYmp+YkkeREjLgW2Q77FhCUOJ3W4z16RvbBPSHLm+qkjJC37wONUJMNdG UYEzVSi41apuOXuIwyOc5BZ/b/nQD1xIYBL/IGs58WxH6opBFIVpnqmPbs+FMWM7 PlVO3VjwhwOO7uJ2coHfuf0g5vW5HbdWxwlS4yYGYwDtfNtWRMA277RRSHt717YD GpEip2KumX10FIK6nzDLletdhiOliutbwtW6d7lrH4eZvjzwjPMTznIbo8bVGk1x rEEhs7E/i673DCOW+cit6lfi1+nB1cWnY1KmEIWorXMM1SwmRbpKOYqdCI4ueWFk jjAf12Fj4ocAwDvoi1DL =5tEM -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----