My problem has been with getting http and https running at the same time. I thought
that installing :80 and
:443 for each virtual host would do it. But it isn;t working.
An ISP I know is running two daemons. One for port 80 and the https daemon for port
443. I'm sure this would
work for me. I
Thanks for the info. We just got it configured last night. It seems to be working
now. It's like a miracle!
FYI, here is the config file anyway. I hope it's not too big for this email list.
Stephen
Derek Smith wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Don't know what your problem could be but the most obvious answ
That's how I thought it should be set up. We finally got it working late last night!
Thanks for the helpful info.
Stephen
"Charles P. Wright" wrote:
> On Wed, 3 Nov 1999, Stephen H. Kapit wrote:
> > My problem has been with getting http and https running at the same time. I
>thought that in
Hi,
Don't know what your problem could be but the most obvious answer, is that you are
either missing a lot of config
lines for SSL - i.e. you're using your old non-SSL config file - or you do mot have a
line in your config file to
listen to port 443 - Listen 443 - failing that you could post y
"Stephen H. Kapit" wrote:
> My problem has been with getting http and https running at the same time. I thought
>that installing :80 and
> :443 for each virtual host would do it. But it isn;t working.
That's only part of the setup. Apache will quite happily listen on port
443 if you ask it to,
On Wed, 3 Nov 1999, Stephen H. Kapit wrote:
> My problem has been with getting http and https running at the same time. I thought
>that installing :80 and
> :443 for each virtual host would do it. But it isn;t working.
>
> An ISP I know is running two daemons. One for port 80 and the https daem
On Wed, 3 Nov 1999, Stephen H. Kapit wrote:
> My problem has been with getting http and https running at the same
> time. I thought that installing :80 and :443 for each virtual host
> would do it. But it isn;t working.
>
> An ISP I know is running two daemons. One for port 80 and the https
> d
On Wed, Nov 03, 1999, Stephen H. Kapit wrote:
> My problem has been with getting http and https running at the same time. I
> thought that installing :80 and :443 for each virtual host would do it. But
> it isn;t working.
>
> An ISP I know is running two daemons. One for port 80 and the https d
