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ok,
https: is working (added ":port#" to end of URL) but still getting Bad Request:
"Request header field is missing colon separator" on http:. Any help
would be appreciated.
I've compiled and built an SSL-Aware Apache
1.3.12 and OpenSSL, following the
instructions in the mod_ssl
package. OpenSSL works fine. I can make a new
certificate,
sign a key, etc. I've taken a look at the mod_ssl directives in the
reference section and have adequately defined the parameters that mod_ssl
needs to
run.
Apache starts up fine and loads up the server
certificate, and the SSL engine is
turned on. Accessing my server
via "http:" worked fine, at first. Now I get a 400
Bad Request error
over http: (when the SSL engine is on). Also, my browser
cannot find
my server over "https:" (ie. it just endlessly loads).
Are these bugs in the Win32 port or can someone
recommend a fix? My httpd.conf
file is set up like
this:
SSLEngine On
SSLRandomSeed startup builtin
SSLCertificateFile
conf/ssl.crt/server.crt
SSLCertificateKeyFile
conf/ssl.key/server.key
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