I've just setup a development server running OpenBD 1.4, Apache
Tomcat/6.0.29, and the WanDisco Subversion stack (Apache 2.2, OpenSSL,
and Subversion 1.6.13 see:
http://www.wandisco.com/subversion/os/downloads) on an old XP box. I
use the ProxyPass/ProxyPassreverse method of connecting to Tomcat.

I have run into an issue where I can use https for Subversion if the
httpd-ssl.conf DocumentRoot is pointed to default install directory,
but OpenBD cannot use SSL. If I point it to f:/websites which is where
my development sites are located, then I get a Tomcat 404 error if I
try to use https for Subversion, but OpenBD can use SSL.

Also, just to get it to work to this point I could not use www.[domain
name].com in the httpd.conf file for ProxyPass/ProxyPassreverse, but
had to move it to the httpd-vhost.conf file using dev.[domain
name].com. I also had to change  www.[domain name].com in the Tomcat
server.xml file to dev.[domain name].com

So at this point I have the following working: SSL for Subversion
using www. and OpenBD using dev. with no SSL

Any ideas getting SSL to work for both Subversion and OpenBD/Tomcat?

Thank you,
Stan Winchester

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