This is not an SSL/openssl issue, but an Apache configuration issue. Make
sure that your port 80 configuration (default host configuration or
virtualhost configuration, as the case may be) is correct. Chances are, your
document root directive is bad (doesn't hurt also to check permissions to
make sure the Apache daemon can read its own document root).
If you can't seem to figure it out, please submit your question to the
appropriate list. This list is not for dealing with Apache configuration
issues.
on 7/3/02 7:29 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] purportedly said:
At 03:18 PM 7/3/2002 +0200, you wrote:
Ryan Hagan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Greetings,
I've installed OpenSSL (0.9.6c-2) along with sslwrap (2.0.6-5) and
apache (1.3.24-3) and PHP (4.1.2-4) on a debian system. I created my
own certificate with no problems, installed the necessary lines into my
/etc/services file and ran the deamon in inetd.conf.
did you use debian packages? or you compiled packages your self?
I used debian packages.
Everything works great when I try to pull up HTML files using the HTTPS
on my server, but as soon as I try to open up a PHP file, my browser
says it can't find the file. So far, this happens with EVERY SINGLE php
file. The exact error I get is:
The requested URL /test/test.php was not found on this server.
With /test/test.php being whatever php file I've tried to open.
But as soon as I change the URL from HTTPS to HTTP it works fine. Any
suggestions? Thanks a million!
do you have two servers? apache and apache-ssl? or just one?
Just one server.
Ryan Hagan
Pacificom Multimedia
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