Something that I've been thinking about recently is when we need tostart thinking about turning over our fileserver infrastructure , or in the alternate way of thinkingabout it, how long we can make the infrastructure last. Since thiscould get very theoretical, I'm going to nail down a specific question:is it reasonable to assume our current infrastructure will last at leastfive years from our initial deployment? We don't seem likely to runinto capacity limits , so one major aspect isthe issue of how

Like a number of other security protocols, TLS (aka SSL) comesin several generations and offers a large selection of potentialciphers. Many of these options are actually a bad idea from a securityperspective; the ciphers are weak or use things that have been broken,and older versions of SSL have known weaknesses. By default, Apache'smod_ssl enables them all and even sometimes defaults to (very) badchoices, all in the vague name of accommodating some export version of abrowser from 19