RE: [users@httpd] SSL virtual Hosts

[Carlos Cruz]

Hi Yehuda;

 

I know for sure it’s reading the non ssl configuration files, because all they 
do is forward to the SSL URL and that works and it’s reading the ssl.conf file 
that I just append the virtual host definition at the end of the file. 

 

I’m going to try your suggestions see what I get… thanks for the suggestions!

 

Carlos

 

From: Yehuda Katz [mailto:yeh...@ymkatz.net] 
Sent: Friday, June 9, 2017 2:46 PM
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Subject: Re: [users@httpd] SSL virtual Hosts

 

Are any errors shown in the httpd logs?

 

Is httpd actually reading the files you create in the conf.d directory? I 
sometimes check that by putting gibberish in the config file and then running 
`httpd -t` to test the configuration.

 

What is the actual Include directive in httpd.conf that includes the conf.d 
files? Does it require the filenames end with `.conf`?

Does httpd have permission to read the new config files? Do you have selinux on 
and is it logging anything?

 

You can always run `httpd -S` to see what virtual hosts httpd found and where 
they are in the config.

 

- Y

 

On Fri, Jun 9, 2017 at 2:30 PM, Carlos Cruz <car...@nbtbizcapital.com 
<mailto:car...@nbtbizcapital.com> > wrote:

I hope for my first question my questions isn’t too stupid but I haven’t been 
able to figured out my problem. My problem is I have  about 10 virtual domains 
under the conf.d (Centos 6) directory with Apache HTTPD 2.2. SSL (only) virtual 
hosts don’t work if I used individual configuration files to define the virtual 
hosts. But all works as I understand it should work if I put all my SSL virtual 
hosts in 1 ssl.conf file in the same conf.d directory. can anyone tell me, or 
point me to the info, why multiple configuration files are not working for my 
SSL virtual hosts. 

 

1 domain uses a wild card certificate

The other domains use basic single domain certificates.

 

Thx!

Carlos 

 

 

Re: [users@httpd] SSL virtual Hosts

[Yehuda Katz]

Are any errors shown in the httpd logs?

Is httpd actually reading the files you create in the conf.d directory? I
sometimes check that by putting gibberish in the config file and then
running `httpd -t` to test the configuration.

What is the actual Include directive in httpd.conf that includes the conf.d
files? Does it require the filenames end with `.conf`?
Does httpd have permission to read the new config files? Do you have
selinux on and is it logging anything?

You can always run `httpd -S` to see what virtual hosts httpd found and
where they are in the config.

- Y

On Fri, Jun 9, 2017 at 2:30 PM, Carlos Cruz 
wrote:

> I hope for my first question my questions isn’t too stupid but I haven’t
> been able to figured out my problem. My problem is I have  about 10 virtual
> domains under the conf.d (Centos 6) directory with Apache HTTPD 2.2. SSL
> (only) virtual hosts don’t work if I used individual configuration files to
> define the virtual hosts. But all works as I understand it should work if I
> put all my SSL virtual hosts in 1 ssl.conf file in the same conf.d
> directory. can anyone tell me, or point me to the info, why multiple
> configuration files are not working for my SSL virtual hosts.
>
>
>
> 1 domain uses a wild card certificate
>
> The other domains use basic single domain certificates.
>
>
>
> Thx!
>
> Carlos
>
>
>
>

[users@httpd] SSL virtual Hosts

[Carlos Cruz]

I hope for my first question my questions isn't too stupid but I haven't
been able to figured out my problem. My problem is I have  about 10 virtual
domains under the conf.d (Centos 6) directory with Apache HTTPD 2.2. SSL
(only) virtual hosts don't work if I used individual configuration files to
define the virtual hosts. But all works as I understand it should work if I
put all my SSL virtual hosts in 1 ssl.conf file in the same conf.d
directory. can anyone tell me, or point me to the info, why multiple
configuration files are not working for my SSL virtual hosts. 

 

1 domain uses a wild card certificate

The other domains use basic single domain certificates.

 

Thx!

Carlos