Hi toth82, First up, if you ever need to make changes to httpd.conf, make sure you change httpd-custom.conf instead, otherwise your changes will be overwritten by the VisualSVN Server Management Console. You will also need to restart the VisualSVN Server service for the config to be reloaded.
Also, rather than altering the config, have you tried just replacing the server.pem file with your certificate? Carey On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 8:16 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have an existing PEM certificate and [private] key that I use with > my Apache installation. I am unable to get VisualSVN Server to use > them. I tried importing the certificate through the management > console by right-clicking the "VisualSVN Server" node and selecting > "Properties", then choosing the "Certificate" tab and clicking the > "Change certificate..." button. I then select "Import signed > certificate" and browse to the file. When I hit "Next" I get an error > that reads "Provided certificate does not match your private key. You > can import only certificate based on certificate requests from this > computer.". > > I've also tried manually changing the http.conf to point to the > certificate file and key by changing the SSLCertificateFile and > SSLCertificateKeyFile settings, but it ignores these values and tries > to load the server.pem. > > Any help would be appreciated. > > Thanks. >
