On Mar 31, 4:33pm, Asfira Sagitri wrote:
> Subject: [openca-users:160] Re: Apache config quirks
>
> Hi...
>
> On Thu, 21 Dec 2000, Marcel van Dorp wrote:
>
> > include /etc/apache-ssl/vhosts/caserver
> > #include /etc/apache-ssl/vhosts/raserver
> > #include /etc/apache-ssl/vhosts/secureserver
> >
> What's the content of raserver & secureserver files ?
> If you're using the same server for the RA Server and Secure Server, then
> you must be using another port for the https (other than 80 and 443).
Why? If I use 'normal' virtualhosts (ie. non-ssl), Then I can use different
servers on the same port, but with different names. HTTP1.1 allows this: the
server recognises the complete URL (including hostname), and can differentiate
between them.
> If you're doing it that way, then don't forget to specify the port numbers
> on the ServerName directives..
> For example, if you're using port 4443 for the raserver :
>
> > <VirtualHost 111.222.333.444:4443>
> > ServerAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > DocumentRoot /var/www-secure/httpdocs-raserver
> > ServerName ca.mydomain.nl:4443
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>
> Hope this can solve your problem
>
> Regards,
> -Fira-
Well, It's one way to solve it :*) I was thinking of splitting it up over
several distinguished servers. That will also do the trick, but is a lot more
of work.
Thanks for your input!
Regards,
MArcel
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