cassius

I have two questions. The first is about SSL. The second relates to the question MrCoolDale asked in another thread, about caching a page, but on a server-side and ram sort of view.

Is there any sort of SSL support built into the five normal hosting accounts? Perhaps through a MOD or some kind user loaded function, or anything else along those lines.

Is it possible to have a script load things, like a text string, into the RAM of its server; and fetch on command those text strings? Can a script interact with another script on the same server, by first activating that script and then passing variables to that script? These are the specifications that I am considering for a diametric like script. I have never heard of a diametric script, but the definition holds for two or more unrelated script forming a cohesive whole.

The diametric script is meant in theory to act like a core for working with my website from remote locations and the SSL for securing access. The diametric script is also meant to manipulate itself, so that even if my access and password/s were compromised it would still be secure, since its inner security workings are a secret.

cassius

SSL can be established with the OpenSSL MOD and the function "fsockopen", and other such predefined functions. Using phpinfo(INFO_MODULES); I discovered that this MOD is loaded on the server, yeah! With a little luck I'll have it working once I figure out the rest.

cassius

I may have found a way for a script to activate another and then exchange information with it, doubtful though.