Richard Rose wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm having a bit of trouble with Apache+mod_ssl, since I want (uhm, have
> been instructed) to use it in a wholly bizarre way. What I need to do is
> to use a separate Apache+mod_ssl for 4 different servers, running on the
> same host, but different ports. Like so:
>
> server:80 - Primary Apache
> server:443 - Primary SSL
> server:33080 - First Group's Apache
> server:33443 - First Group's SSL
> server:34080 - Second Group's Apache
> server:34443 - Second Group's SSL
> server:35080 - Third Group's Apache
> server:36443 - Third Group's SSL
>
> I know you can run it all in 1 Apache, using the Listen directive, but
> this I need to use separate Apaches (it's been specified this way, not my
> choice).
>
> The problem I am having is that Netscape won't connect to any of the SSL
> server that are not the Primary SSL server. It hangs for approximately 2
> minutes, then says "Network I/O error". In the FAQ, it says that it's
> confused with the Certificate for the Primary Server.
>
> Is there any way around this problem? Also, one other thing, slightly more
> off topic, how do I remove a certificate from my ~/.netscape/cert7.db
> file? Netscape insists that I have done so, but the text at least is still
> there...
>
> Thanks,
>
> rik
>
> --
> #!/bin/sh
> echo -e "#include <sys/types.h>\nint main(){ struct in_addr*c=malloc(5);\
> \ninet_aton(\"114.105.107.0\",c);\nprintf(\"%s\\n\",c);\n}\n" \
> | gcc -xc -pipe -o .runme - 2>/dev/null ; ./.runme ; rm -f ./.runme
>
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I've done exactly this with a team of developers that share a machine.
Each developer gets his own apache (and port number). I've even written
a 'clone_apache' script that makes it effortless to set up a new
apache. I gave each apache its own home directory and own httpd.conf.
Then set up virtual hosts as necessary.
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