On Friday 26 March 2004 02:44 pm, Mobeen Azhar wrote:
> Reuben, are you sure about that? Try intentionally mangling the line
> (for example change the SSLCertificateFile to SSLBadCertificateFile) and
> then restart Apache. Make sure Apache fails then. This will ensure
> that it is indeed reading that line.
Yes, I'm sure about that. At one point in my trial and error iterations, I as
able to get the certificate when trying to view it from my web browser, but
the working https address is not the one domain name that I want to have. I'm
not sure how it decides to use that certain domain name / virtual host as the
one with the working ssl.
> Also, make sure Apache is being started with the -D SSL parameter.
is this valid for apache2 that comes with redhat? All I need to do to start
apache is :
> service httpd start
Thanks.
RDB
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