>
> > I tried to run Apache 1.3.6, mod_ssl 2.3.11, OpenSSL 0.93a on a Solaris
> > x86 2.6. It didn't work and I am going nuts.
> >
> > After compiling and installing Apache SSL, I tried to connect to
> > HTTPS port but got bounced back immediately. The error entries in
> > access_log and error_log are respectively :
> >
> > 203.67.11.65 - - [10/Aug/1999:13:15:48 +0800] "\200k^A^C^A" 501 -
>
> Your problem is just that you connect via HTTPS but on the target port only
> HTTP is spoken. Your problem is that HTTPS is not enabled for the port. There
> can be various configuration reasons. The most usual error is that the Listen
> directives and the <VirtualHost> directives do not match. Or that another
> <VirtualHost> is catching the port first. Or that `SSLEngine on' is missing
> inside the HTTPS server's section. Check your config for those things.
Hi,
Thanks for your help.
I originally thought so. But I did carefully config the <VirtualHost> part.
Eventually I did make it work. The problem was at one step:
After configuring and compiling Apache, I need to "make certificate". But
if I simply "make certificate; make install" , following the on-screen
instruction, it doesn't work. I need to "make certificate TYPE=custom" to
generate a server-useful certificate.
I think at some step, there are some explanations on the screen about this.
But it is not easy to see and figure out, or it is not even shown. The document
didn't specify it clearly too.
I highly recommend we should clearly include a sentence , like "use make certificate
TYPE=custom if you want to use it on a web sever for testing", somewhere
in the document and better in the configuration process.
Thanks for your help and attention.
Yen-Wei Liu
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