Alvin ONeal wrote: > https://svn.twdp.hobby-site.org directs to my subversion repo > https://twdp.hobby-site.org redirects to http > other requests issue some sort of not-found error Note, each https site MUST have it's own IP address because the SSL negotiations happens before the domain name is told to apache. So if your firewall/router is doing NAT (meaning single IP address presented to the outside world) you're going to have to choose one or the other to run on port 443. You can still run the other website using HTTPS, but you'll have to change it to a different port number. i.e. https://twdp.hobby-site.org:9443/ instead.
Now you might be saying but isn't svn.twdp.hobby-site.org and twdp.hobby-site.org the same website? Not to a SSL certificate, they are locked down to the exact domain name that you create them for. Personally, I'd switch it around so https://twdp.hobby-site.org is your only HTTPS site and then have https://twdp.hobby-site.org/svn/ redirect to your repository. That way you'll only need to generate a single SSL certificate and won't have the NAT/firewall issues over port 443. Rene -- =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= René Churchill [email protected] Geek Two 802-244-7880 x527 Your Source for Local Information http://www.wherezit.com
