Re: Question about Server Side Includes

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I really appreciate all the quick and accurate answers.
Great mailing list. I will venture further and pose
another question:

I have a web server configured for https with SSL certificates etc.
Now I want it to block all http access and only allow https.
Someone told me that I needed to block port 80 on the web server.

The question is: How do I do that?

Is it a config item somewhere in /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf ?

Thanks

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