It seems you have two versions of Httpd installed. One
that is working correctly and one that you compiled.
NKN
>
> Yes. I'm 100% sure. Here's another puzzling
> situation. On a shell,
> I used the `at` programa to schedule a
> /etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd stop and
> a /etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd s
Hi,
If you don't have httpd file in /etc/rc.d/init.d/ then
add httpd service using ntsysv and you should get it
there.
Edit this httpd file and where you have
"daemon httpd" write "daemon httpd -DSSL"
That should be it.
Naresh
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Hi Kavitha
apache-ssl is different from mod_ssl. This is the
mod_ssl list. I have not used on NT but I know it can
be used.
Naresh
Hello,
Could someone pl let me know if there is a windows
executable available (US user) for Apache with SSL?
I do realize this is not a great /supported plat
Please do
httpd -l
and it will show
httpd -DSSL
httpd -DSSL
depending upon how many servers are started. The -DSSL shows up only if SSL
is enabled.
Also, another way to check whether SSL is enabled is to do:
#netstat -na|grep 443
and it should show something like:
0.0.0.0:443
regards,
NK
Congratulations! Ralf.
Naresh Narang
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Turn off the Directory indexing for /path/to/test in the httpd.conf
Regards
NKN
>
>with the idea when i will do https://xyz.com/test it
>will take me to https://xyz.com/test/index.html
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Dear Mr. Ralf,
I am currently using mod_ssl 2.4.9-1.3.9. Please tell me whether I need
to rebuild the entire Apache with mod_ssl for upgrading to mod_ssl
2.5.0-1.3.11 ?
Regards,
Naresh Narang
New Delhi, India
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Hello
Marry Christmas to you Ralf, Thank you very much for your work. Its
great.
N.K. Narang
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I think you should first compile your httpd using Apache1.3.9 + mod_ssl +
openssl and then add any other modules like mod_perl, mod_php etc. with DSO
support.
NKN
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Dear Stefan
I had this similar problem. It was solved by having different details for
making ca.crt and server.crt
Naresh Narang
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Hello
I get same type of warning about using plain DSO object with EAPI for
Apache Jserv when using mod_ssl!
Naresh Narang
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The problem was solved by having different description for certifying auth.
Got it from one of the mails in the list. Its working!
Thanks
NKN
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Sir,
On RH 5.2 I have installed Apache mod_ssl with Jserv. Jserv is
currently listening on 8007 whereas SSL port is 443. How to get servlet
requests routed through secure port 443?
Thanks
N.K.Narang
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Hello
I've followed all the steps for installation of mod_ssl
and mod_ssl enabled httpd was created. It is listening on port 443. The
problem is with server certificate. While generating self signed certificate,
as per the procedure given in faq, everything went ok except in the end
of the sc
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