At 03:43 1998-09-28 +0400, Khimenko Victor wrote:
>While testing binary version of apache for KSI-Linux I'm found nasty error
>with mod_perl (1.15_01) and mod_ssl (2.0.11) under apache 1.3.2.
>
>This version
>-- cut --
>AddModule mod_perl.c
>...
>AddModule mod_ssl.c
>-- cut --
>will be ok, while this version
>-- cut --
>AddModule mod_ssl.c
>...
>AddModule mod_perl.c
>-- cut --
>will not start ssl_gcache and will core dump somewhere in the
ap_run_cleanup !
Is this really a bug? mod_ssl demands to be first to be able to negotiate
the protocols before any other module gets their dirty fingers into the
request.
Thanks for all the help, by the way!
I still can't get ssl to work along with my namedvirtualhosts.
I've tried to do
NameVirtualHost 194.16.2.88
Listen 80
Listen 443
<virtualhost _default_:443>
.
.
SSLEnable
SSLRequireSSL
.
.
</virtualhost>
<virtualhost 194.16.2.88>
.
</virtualhost>
<virtualhost 194.16.2.88>
.
</virtualhost>
It work's fine apart from that accessing the host with https results in
hanged browser.
BUT: http://<url>:443 works fine, and the <virtualhost
_default_:443>-block is not even used.
I would like it to work without having to allocate another ip uniquely used
for the SSL-part of the server.
the
<virtualhost 194.16.2.88:443>
does not work; [Sun Sep 27 10:32:35 1998] [error] VirtualHost
194.16.2.89:80 -- mixing * ports and non-* ports with a NameVirtualHost
address is not supported, proceeding with undefined results.
I would like a recipy for defining just 1 SSL-host for a setup that now
uses namedvirtualhosts. URL doesn't matter. It can be the default.
Another FAQ:
It does apparaently matter what you set in
ServerName; as mod_ssl gives different errors.
This is from a test with just a ssl-server;
[Sun Sep 27 10:45:02 1998] [error] mod_ssl: No SSL Certificate set for
server kemal.netch.se:443 [hint: SSLCertificateFile]
[Sun Sep 27 10:46:26 1998] [error] mod_ssl: No SSL Certificate set for
server bodin.org:443 [hint: SSLCertificateFile]
Where I actually have set the Certfile. OK. Doesn't some part of the
certificate contain the HOSTNAME SOMEHOW? Either the whole hostname or at
least the domainname. But where?
Could be a faq.
- --
magnus bodin
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