> i have apache configured for ssl and i though cf was setup as 
> well.  what's odd is i can add certs to the keystore but i 
> can't find the keystore.  is there a default location?

Can you search the JRun or CFusionMX directories to find your keystore? Are
you using the JVM that came with CF or another one in another directory?

> we need to execute these tasks over ssl because we have to 
> turn down port 80.

You can allow unsecure traffic from localhost, while requiring SSL for
connections from external hosts. The easiest way to do this, probably, is
with two separate virtual hosts. You could configure one virtual host to
allow connections from external hosts using SSL, and another listening only
to localhost:80.

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