Re: httpd.conf

Cuong Tran wrote: > The problem I am > having is that all the > normal virtual hosts as a result have been SSL > readable as well. > > # (below) won't make it automatically listen on the > virtual server's port. > Listen 443 Change the above to Listen 192.168.0.3:443 that will get the result

Re: Compiling apache with mod_perl + mod_ssl on HP-UX 10.2; link problem

Ian Macdonald wrote: > > Just in case I come across something that demands the gnu ld, do you > know why this is hard to find for HP-UX? And does hard==impossible? > It is not supported yet for HP-UX 11. x I 've yet to find anything the "demands" it, but I generally use HPs compliers and utili

Re: certificates on virtual servers

Owen Boyle wrote: Alexandre Kazuo Sato wrote: > > Hi gurus, > > I have a Apache Web Server 2.0 running mod_ssl 2.8 and a I have the > following scenario: > > This webserver handles about 30 sites, and I'm using VirtualHost proper- > ties to achieve that. > > The question is: > > How can I create

Re: modssl freezes on startup

Chris M wrote: > > If there is a cogent reason for killing 100 sites when 1 is configured > wrong, I'm listening to what it might be. > > Chris > Seems silly to have 100 production web sites hung up by a wrong or untested config. Ever think to test it separately first? begin:vcard n:Ott;Jo

Re: Network Error: Connection refused

Henning von Bargen wrote: > Is there nobody in this list who can help me? > I _guess_ it's a simple configuration problem, > but I didn't find an answer in the FAQ or in the mailing-list archive. > pls help > Henning > >Network Error: Connection refused > This usually means there is no service

Re: mod_so probs

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > My problem is that the mod_ssl configure is configuring apache > and the mod_ssl configure won't accept a directive such as: > --enable-module=so > I never could get the enable-module=so to work. what is the object your are trying to build in as a shared object? In m

Re: OpenCA + mod_ssl + Netscape + Personal Certificates

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Problem: Authentification with Netscape Communicator 4.73 > > Apache + mod_ssl is asking for my digital certficiate twice. > I am using basic authentification with LDAP and mod_auth_ldap, > AS WELL as mod_ssl for a location specified > I've had this happen when somethi

Re: mod_ssl does not work

Martin Eriksen wrote: > I have downloaded mod_ssl and installed it without errors. However only > the http-server and not https server seems to work. I start apache like > this: > > root@v38 bin]# ./apachectl startssl > ./apachectl startssl: httpd started > [root@v38 bin]# > > The http server wo

Re: modssl newbie

William Palfreman wrote: > OSX is a varient of UNIX, as is Linux. I thought it was only beta > release? What is probably happening is that because your varient of UNIX > is new, it may not be fully supported yet. That should happen soon, if it > is neccesary. I know in RedHat Linux those erro

Re: installation problem

Richard Botting - Development - Torr Hall wrote: > I am trying to build apache+mod-ssl, on a solaris 8 box, given apache 1.3.9, > mod_ssl-2.4.10-1.3.9 and openssl-0.9.6. Following the mod_ssl > INSTALL file I built openssl and configured mod_ssl with: > > ./configure --with-apache=/export/develop

Mutex File disappears

I got this error when the apache locked up: Failed to acquire global mutex lock We are currently at 2.4.10-1.3.9 on Solaris 2.6 I looked and the mutex file was gone. (we are using files and fncl access) Stopping and then staring apache fixed things by recreating the file. But I am concerne