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Reuben D. Budiardja wrote:
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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