Hi,
Has anyone had any problems with the child processes exiting with signal 'seg.
fault (11)'. This only happens with Netscape clients and only for some installs
of the software, what happens is that the child process of the server dies and
the client browser displays a connection refused
Cheers Ralf,
Derek.
"Ralf S. Engelschall" wrote:
On Fri, Nov 12, 1999, Derek Smith wrote:
Has anyone had any problems with the child processes exiting with signal 'seg.
fault (11)'. This only happens with Netscape clients and only for some installs
of the software, wh
Joe,
Can you not just have the script that you are passing the passphrases from respond
to all request for a passphrase (I believe it asks for the passphrases in order
(besides, it gives you the server name also))? That is how I understood it when
reading the manual.
Alternatively, if you're
Matthew,
This may be a simpler issue than it seems. I had exactly the same results
when I first setup my server and couldn't work out why.
I eventually found that I had accepted a cert for the site for 'all future
sessions' during testing and setup of the server and this was somehow causing
Pierre,
I think your problem is that you cannot use Apache SSL with name based
hosts - you need a seperate IP address for each SSL enabled host you plan
to serve out from Apache.
Derek.
MIQUEL Pierre wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to run 2 certificats on the same Apache server ?
I have made
SSL' informs the server that you are defining SSL as an option
so all directives within IfDefine SSL>.../IfDefine> sections will
be read.
p.s. You need to use IP based virtual hosts with SSL i.e. the need to
have thier own IP address
Regards,
Derek Smith
Systems Administrator/D
Adam,
Could be you installed over your previous version of Apache, in which case your
problem is the fact that it doesn't overwrite your httpd.conf file. You'll find
the defualt install copy in the conf directory in your Apache source directory.
Regards,
Derek Smith
Systems Administrator
y idea why?
G.
Derek Smith wrote:
Gilles,
If all SSLEnabled Virtual Hosts use the same key/cert then the passphrase
dialogue will only ask for one.
Regards,
Derek Smith
System Administrator/Developer
MotorTR@K - www.motortrak.com
"Gilles L. Chong Hok Yuen" wro
>
LoadModule ssl_module
libexec/libssl.so
/IfDefine>
from you config file.
Regards,
Derek Smith
Systems Administrator/Developer
MotorTR@K - www.motortrak.com
Chris Hearn wrote:
Can
anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong here? I get this error when I try to
start httpd... Starting
httpd: httpd Syntax
:443
#VirtualHost Config Directives
SSLEngine On
# Other SSL Config Directives
/VirtualHost
VirtualHost secure.hostname.org
Redirect / https://secure.hostname.org
/VirtualHost
VirtualHost www.hostname.org
#Virtual Host Config Directives
/VirtualHost
Regards,
Derek Smith
Systems Administrator
Hi,
I'm having trouble with a test install of Apache1.3.6/openSSL 0.9.2b/mod_ssl 2.2.8 on
Solaris 2.6 (intel platform). Everything seems to install and compile with gcc
correctly and seems to run ok...until you look at the pages it serves out - they are
missing graphics (which you are able to
cess killed ***
Thanks,
Derek.
"Ralf S. Engelschall" wrote:
On Tue, Apr 13, 1999, Derek Smith wrote:
I'm having trouble with a test install of Apache1.3.6/openSSL 0.9.2b/mod_ssl 2.2.8
on
Solaris 2.6 (intel platform). Everything seems to install and compile with gcc
correc
Hi,
Don't know what your problem could be but the most obvious answer, is that you are
either missing a lot of config
lines for SSL - i.e. you're using your old non-SSL config file - or you do mot have a
line in your config file to
listen to port 443 - Listen 443 - failing that you could post
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