* Hello,
I have:

Red Hat Linux 2.0.34
Apache 1.3.1
SSLeay-0.9.0.b
mod_ssl-2.0.10-1.3.1

So far I have been unable to get it to respond with web
pages that are on my main site. I have numerous Virtual
Hosts. I tried to modify my original working httpd.conf
to incorporate the stuff from httpd.conf.default, and 
when that failed I assumed a configuration problem that
I caused. (all I got in error_log was: httpd caught
SIGTERM, shutting down). So I went back to the httpd.
default and added my VirtualHosts at the end. Then I
tried to start "apachectl startssl" and it started ...
BUT I get no response as far as data. Eventually the
connection times out and I get a :
"connect: Connection timed out" error in the error_log.

I changed the "<VirtualHost _default_:443>" to:
<VirtualHost xxx.xxx.xx.xxx:443>
and added my virtual host settings in there, and left
everything else alone. The certificate is the default
test certificate and it does ask me to:
Enter PEM pass phrase:
and tells me that httpd started.

ps ax |grep httpd |less
shows httpd's up and running:
as httpd -DSSL (which looks encouraging).

If Netscape is restarted fresh, I get the certificate
pop-up boxes just fine (encouraging also), but never
get any pages ... it just times out a few mins later.
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It answers to the normal http requests. I previously
ran the test version of Raven and that worked for me.
(raven_1.2.2eval). I even was able to hack the conf to
get it onto our virtualhost. I so far have been unable
to make mod_ssl work.

I am doing the VirtualHost as I did for Raven ...

<VirtualHost xxx.xxx.xx.xxx:443>
... with the rest of the SSL config stock from the
httpd.conf.default.


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Alan Spicer ([EMAIL PROTECTED])


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