On Mon, 29 Apr 2002, Phil Suh wrote:
> apachectl start
>
> but i need it to be:
>
> apachectl startssl
This can be an annoyance to start using an init script,
given that an ssl server *should* require a password.
Given that, you can do things like this:
echo `cat /etc/httpd/ssl-password` | /usr/local/apache/bin/apachectl startssl
Just make sure that /etc/httpd/ssl-password is mode 600, owned
by root.
I have a standard apache startup script around somewhere;
I know I've sent it to Christian; he may still have it.
(This was for Linux/Solaris; I'm using NetBSD at home now,
so I have the standard pkgsrc script). It's probably on
a couple machines at work; I'll see if it can do it.
It doesn't do the SSL support but that can be hacked into
it easily.
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