You're right, some of this stuff can be se up earlier. So what I'm really doing is receiving an SSL cert as a part of an HTTP request. Behind the scenes I've got an apache module or PHP running that will service it. It takes the cert, copies it to the right place, updates the config files to enable SSL, and then, ... what? I don't want to restart the device, because there are other things going on. I really only want to make apache aware of this config change, but I'm thinking there's no way to do that, is there? Alternatively, I guess I could restart apache, but how can I do that since I'm in the middle of servicing a request?
Dave Paris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Ok, so script the chown'ing and permissioning on import. It's still easier on an embedded system to install apache as SSL-capable and only enable when desired, rather than jumping through flaming hoops and loading up the mod_ssl module when needed. Embedded devices are designed around the KISS principle. The more complex you make it, the surer you are to be getting loads of support calls. Best~ -dsp
