Rereading from my computer, and sorry for the partial snippet/quote,
your entire path is being prepended with `C:\nginx/conf/` so your
setting that triggers this of `conf/ssl/...` is not proper. Your
configuration root is `C:\nginx\conf` already, so either change your
configuration lines to j
Thanks for your response. I'm an administrator on the computer and
nginx is running on my account. So, it does seem likely that the problem
is "permissions" as I have "full control" permission for the folders.
--- Victor
On 2/11/2024 5:51 PM, Thomas Ward via nginx wrote:
I misread. NGINX doe
I misread. NGINX doesnt see the certs exist meaning whatever user is running
it doesnt have permissions. Make sure your user running NGINX has access down
the whole folder chain.
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Original message
From: Victor Oppenheimer
Date: 2/11/24 17:17 (GMT-05:0
your SSL listen commands are commented out and so are your cert declarations.
Uncomment them and restart your nginx and see if that fixes it
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Original message
From: Victor Oppenheimer
Date: 2/11/24 17:17 (GMT-05:00)
To: Jeremy Cocks via nginx
Subject: S
Thank you so much for the help you have provided me with
nginx on my Windows 2016 server thus far.
I'm now attempting to add serving https files to my
configuration. Although I want to eventually support
a number of servers being browsed for both http and https
pages, I am starting with my opps
