Oracle HTTP Server B12255-01 Administrator's Manual page 159

SSLWalletPassword
specified within the same context. You can choose either a
or an obfuscated password. The obfuscated password is created with the command
line tool iasobf. If you must use a regular wallet, Oracle recommends that you use
the obfuscated password instead of a cleartext password.
"Using the iasobf Utility"
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Category
Syntax
Default
Context
SSLWalletPassword has been deprecated. A warning
Note:
message is generated in the Oracle HTTP Server log if this directive
is used.
For secure wallets, Oracle recommends that you get a SSO wallet
instead. Refer to the Oracle Application Server 10g Security Guide for
information on SSO wallet.
Security Services Implemented Within Oracle HTTP Server
Specifies the Wallet password needed to access the wallet
Value
SSLWalletPassword password
If no password is required do not set this directive.
Note: If a wallet created with the Auto Login feature of Oracle
Wallet Manager is used, then do not set this directive because
these wallets do not require passwords.
None
server configuration, virtual host
cleartext
on page 8-33
Managing Security 8-29
wallet password