This is what i found out...
Once i start the apache.exe from commandline,
it asks for the passphrase for the private key.
I enter it and it says the server has started.
But it seems like it is not started. I had put
logtype=debug in httpd.conf and followed the trace
in the ssl_error_log. The trace
On Fri, Feb 11, 2000 at 01:04:09PM -0800, vijay karthik wrote:
> ...
> I ran the command,
> openssl verify
> ...
> error 20 at 0 depth lookup:unable to get local issuer
> certificate
Seems this one goes to "top 10 of FAQ"
> Any idea on what the problem could be ?
Trusted self-sined root cert s
Eventhough the openssl complains for the
certificate, it doesnt seem to to mean
much. Because i tried the same certificate on
my Unix installation(same setup:apache/modssl/bsafe)
it worked very fine. And still the openssl
tool on unix complained. probably the error
shown by the tool is not related
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> ApacheModuleSSL.dll is installed under the module
> directory. When i run apache.exe -l to list the
> compiled in modules I get this output,
Thats okay to this point.
> Should i be specifiying the ApacheModuleSSL.dll
> in LoadModule in httpd.conf ? is it sup
Hi !
The apache server is working with the
dummy certs but not the verisign cert.
I ran the command,
openssl verify
i got the following error
verisign.crt:
/C=US/ST=california/L=location/O=xyzInc/OU=test/CN=Mypc
.xyz.com
error 20 at 0 depth lookup:unable to get local issuer
certificate
I don
The httpd.conf was taken from unix and
was failing hence the
modules were not getting loaded.
I removed the IfDefine from httpd.conf.
(thats the reason we give -DSSL in commandline
to start httpd on Unix ?)
Now the apache with modssl/openssl is running
when i start apache.exe. Eventhough the
ap
Hi !
I am trying to run apache+modssl+openssl+bsafe on NT.
I was able to build the openssl libraries
and Apache.exe(with ssl module:mod_ssl)
I ran the binary "Apache.exe" and i see the apache
server listening on normal port(8080).(I see no
error message while startup) But i dont see
the SSL-awa
