>From: Danalien [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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>As I know, you can only bind one uniqe ip to one SSL virtual host.
not quite - see below..
>and from what I have read, you can't use name-based SSL
>virtual host(s) either,
>as a work around.
Mostly right, but with one privisio: You cannot do name-
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hi.
As I know, you can only bind one uniqe ip to one SSL virtual host.
and from what I have read, you can't use name-based SSL virtual host(s) either,
as a work around.
please correct me if I'm misstaking, anyone, I am only using 1.3.24.
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There is a very simple approach, using the rewrite directive.
(forwarding it a other https server or virtualhost of yours.
I'm actively using:
redirect / https://www..com/
You can put in the-main-conf or in a VirtualHost,
Example:
(I don'
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Hopefully I'm not duplicating someone else's response,
but I think your answer can be found by searching the
archives. It looks like you didn't copy the openssl
dlls into your c:\winnt\system32 directory. You need:
libeay32.dll
ssleay32.dll
-david
--- Oliver Enders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I need to be able to transparently (to the user) switch user's http requests
> to https. Meaning when the user opens a browser and types
> "http://server/resourse"; I need to recognize that the request came in as
> http and need to instruct the browser to resend it as
>
Hi.
I need to be able to transparently (to the user) switch user's http requests
to https. Meaning when the user opens a browser and types
"http://server/resourse"; I need to recognize that the request came in as
http and need to instruct the browser to resend it as
"https://server/resourse";. Id
