First question. Is httpd-2.0.40-21.17.legacy buggy so that SSL
certificates no longer work or have I broken something with the routing
hell I have set up.
Stupid mistake. The company for which I did the installation did not
bother to pay for a SSL certificate but generated their own. This
little fact makes this post completely off topic.
Second Question. Does anybody know what is going on with the long delay
before the server receives the request. In other words, what kind of
routing hell I have set up.
Public IP 1 routes to private IP 1 which is defined by
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0
Domain name points to Public IP 2 which is routed to private IP 2 which
is an IP alias for the same server and is defined by
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0:1
The server answers to both IP adresses and ssh works without any
problems to Public IP 2.
Ok, now I have reestablished the situation to what it was originally.
Public IP 2 is redirected to the original server which was on Private IP
2. Web access is lightning fast again.
Web access to the Public IP 1 which is redirected by the firewall to the
server on Private IP 1 is slow.
As this is off topic could you please inform me of a mailing list where
such network problems could be on topic.
Andres
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