On Sun, Mar 05, 2000, Robin Cull wrote:
> Slap me around and call me an idiot!! After a careful look through my
> httpd.conf I discovered that Apache was listening on port 8080 (http)
> and 8443 (https). After changing this to the standard ports 80 (http)
> and 443 (https) it is now accepting connections through http. However I
> am still having problems with the https section, if I try
> https://phaderunner.demon.co.uk:443/ on Netscape it just sits there
> forever waiting for a reply, if on the server I type:
I won't call you an idiot, but your "careful look" through your
httpd.conf was perhaps not carefully enough, because I guess your
problem is that you forgot to additionally adjust the <VirtualHost>
sections to match the Listen directives. Check this first, please.
Ralf S. Engelschall
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