Hi,
You have server-status defined within an 80/http virtual host and as
such I expect it will only be available via port 80/http.
You can define server-status more globally or within an https
configuration depending on what you want to support.
However, bottom line is server-status and
On 9/7/2021 5:18 PM, Dave Wreski wrote:
Hi,
I have an apache-2.4.48 server on fedora34 and would like to enable
mod_status to be able to obtain server status information. However,
the docs appear to say the only way to access it is over port 80, not
SSL. Is that correct?
Chrome is also
Hi,
TLS should work.
what you need is a tls/ssl config, see below example.
Include what you need in virtualhost :*443
Of course: you need a private key/tls (ssl) certificate/chain. If possible,
I can recommend letsencrypt. Simply configure TLS, and update with your
settings after this works
Hi,
I have an apache-2.4.48 server on fedora34 and would like to enable
mod_status to be able to obtain server status information. However, the
docs appear to say the only way to access it is over port 80, not SSL.
Is that correct?
Chrome is also expecting the site to be over SSL, of
