mads>A sure sign that the server is just speaking plain HTTP: ^^^^^^^
mads>Did you remember to use -DSSL when starting Apache?
Yup... I actually just fixed the problem... It appears that I had two
rogue statements in my configuration that I had missed:
1) I had a <VirtualHost _default_:*> and a <VirtualHost _default_:443>
2) I had a <VirtualHost <IP>:80 <IP>:443>
So,
1) Separated _default_ into :80 and :443
2) Separated VirtualHost into :80 and :443
now it all works.
Best!
Alan
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Alan Halachmi
Wide Area Network Specialist
Ingram Entertainment Network Services
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