Jose Parrella wrote:
> My configuration file was:
Try to give a name to the resource that you are trying to protect.
> <snip>
> Server mydomain.com {
> DocumentRoot /home/jose/public_html/wtf
>
> Directory / {
> Handler common
> Auth Basic {
Name "Whatever you want"
> Method htpasswd {
> PasswdFile /home/jose/mykeys
> }
> }
> }
>
> Extension php {
> Handler phpcgi
> }
>
> DirectoryIndex index.html, index.php
> }
> </snip>
By the way, it would be much faster if you use the FastCGI php
interpreter rather than the CGI one.
> 2) When I try to wget the webpage it says 401 Authorization required. If
> I specify the information in the CLI, it downloads the webpage.
This is the expected behavior, actually.
> 2. SSL
>
> I've tried to get my server working on secure HTTP. I first followed the
> tutorial in [2] generating all the needed stuff, which I copied to
> /etc/cherokee/ssl, activated the SSL module and changed the paths. When
> I try to start Cherokee it says that there is an error with the
> certificate or the signature file.
Could you please tell me how did you create it? I'd like to try to
reproduce the problem; I've tried, but it works for me.
> I tried then the method described by Gunnar Wolf (Cherokee's Debian
> Package Maintainer) in [3] (changing the paths as he says), which didn't
> work (same error). I finally tried to create certificates in the way I
> usually do it for Apache and sign it with CACert, and it didn't work.
I have updated the bug report on this issue. I think your problem is
unrelated to that bug though.
--
Greetings, alo.
http://www.alobbs.com
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