Hi
To create the cert it is maybe a good idea to look at
http://www.cacert.org/
There you can create signed certificates for free.
Cheers,
Thomas
Am Mittwoch, 17. August 2005 01:18 schrieb Julio Cesar Ody:
The whole application to be accessed via SSL?
If yes, then the steps are:
- create
Julio Cesar Ody [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
uses port 443, if you want to keep the https:// in the address bar).
- check if your application uses absolute URLs (like in
http://site/page.php; instead of page.php) in the page links. If
yes, then change that to https, otherwise you'll be thrown
We have a web application served by apache (2.0.52-9) that we want to
switch from normal http to https.
I suspect this is relatively simple, but - how do I do it?
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The whole application to be accessed via SSL?
If yes, then the steps are:
- create the certificates.
- make sure your apache installation was compiled with SSL support,
then enable SSL on a given virtualhost (since you're just switching,
probably the virtualhost has the same name as the host
