Hi Ralf,
I'll make an effort to do as you suggest (I thinks it's just a one-line
fix). It will take a little while as I'm moving my office tomorrow.
cheers
Kirk
> -Original Message-
>
> On Thu, Apr 27, 2000, Kirk Benson wrote:
>
> > I tried typing the passphrase twice and !voila! Than
On Thu, Apr 27, 2000, Kirk Benson wrote:
> I tried typing the passphrase twice and !voila! Thanks a lot for the hint.
> This also explains why the "apache -k shutdown" also didn't work (which I
> failed to mention as well).
>
> Yes I'm running on NT. I think that it should be fairly simple to
I tried typing the passphrase twice and !voila! Thanks a lot for the hint.
This also explains why the "apache -k shutdown" also didn't work (which I
failed to mention as well).
Yes I'm running on NT. I think that it should be fairly simple to fix the
code so that the use is prompted for the sec
Kirk Benson wrote:
>
> After several hours of experimentation, I discover the following problem-
> when I use the encrypted server key file and enter the passphrase in the
> Apache startup console window, Apache does not respond to ANY requests at
> all (HTTP or HTTPS). However, when I create an
Thanks to Mads' suggestion and following the FAQ, I prepared a CSR and
submitted it to freecerts.entrust.com. I obtained the signed crt file as
well as the CA crt. I imported the CA crt file into my browser as a trusted
root. Finally, I installed the server crt into my OpenSA Apache config.
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