I was in your
exact boat yesterday, (except I use RH 8), and my problem turned out to
be that the
default, out-of-the-box ssl.conf file has ssl logging to logs/whateverLogFile,
and I don't
have a logs subdirectory where I keep my ssl.conf.
I commented
out all the logging lines (and hopefully everything will work when I replace
them with the
real paths to the real logs) and it started up right away with
/usr/sbin/httpd -k start -DSSL.
I wish it
would have complained about this everytime I tried to start it up rather than
just
returning a prompt as if everything was fine...
HTHE
-Original Message-From: Mike Burkhouse
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Thursday, March 13,
2003 11:42 AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: httpsd
doesn't start
Hi All,
I saw a couple of references to
this problem in the archives, but none of the solutions there solved my
problem.
I am running:
Red Hat 7.3
Apache 2.0.44
OpenSSL 0.9.7
1) I have a pretty vanilla
httpd.conf running only one site and I am trying to set up a secure
virtual site in /apache2/htdocs/secureSite/ .
2) I created my key and
self-signed cert in /apache2/conf/ .
3) I configured
apache2/conf/ssl.conf to point to the correct key and cert and with the
correct path to the directory that I want to serve documents
from
I stop httpd and run apachectl
startssl with no complaints, but only httpd starts, not httpsd, and nothing
gets logged. I have no idea how to track down what has gone wrong.
Can anyone offer any suggestions where to look?
Sorry if this is not enough
information - if you tell me what else you need, I am happy to provide it to
you.
Thanks,
Mike