Re: Problem with SSL

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Hi,

--Thanks, just one last thing..:-)

>and you'll need the path to the openssl stuff.

Does this mean that I have to set some parameter to the path to
openssl or I just need the path to openssl to generate my certificates
and keys...

cheers

junaid

On 8/4/07, Tom Ray [Lists] <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Junaid Arshad wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Yes, I have OpenSSL installed and also have .key and .crt  files at
> > the correct place. I am not an administrator on this machine and only
> > have root privileges on apache tree so don't exactly know if apache
> > was installed with --enable-ssl option. I used "httpd -l" to get a
> > list of compiled modules and it DOES NOT show mod_ssl.so. Does this
> > mean that apache was not compiled with mod_ssl???
> >
> Yup, Apache needs to be re-compiled using --enable-ssl and you'll need
> the path to the openssl stuff.
> > To specify the SSL configuration, I use <IfModule mod_ssl> rather than
> > <IfDefine SSL> which allows to me use ./apachectl startssl rather than
> > to specify -DSSL flag...
> >
> >
> startssl is old, you should be using -DSSL
> > I looked at the error logs and found that, I have the following error
> > "Invalid method in request \x80=\x01\x03". After this I also checked
> > my ssl.conf and found that I do have "SSLEngine on" in the virtual
> > host but  My guess is that there is some problem with SSLEngine which
> > causes https requests to be dealt by http causing an error....
> >
> >
> That error happens when Apache isn't running with the SSL. When you type
> in HTTPS you're making an invalid request method.
> > Your thoughts on this please...:-)
> >
> > cheers
> >
> > junaid
> >
> >
> >> OK the big questions. Do you have OpenSSL installed? Did you compile
> >> Apache with mod_ssl? Do you have the .key and .crt files in the correct
> >> place on the server? Did you start apache with the -DSSL flag?
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