> What kind of a problems do you have? It's the standard "You don't have permission to access /admin/default/ index on this server." I know it's silly, and I've went through most of the files available on how to supposedly fix this, but I can't seem to get it to work.
> Your are receiving that warning because your certifcate is for domain > pypy.domain.com but in your configuration your are talking about an > ip-address. This is a university computer, so I actually don't have a real domain name, it's only IP-based (I can't access the domain name through a browser, but I can access the IP, which is http://147.126.65.92/). Even if I put the certificate for pypy.domain.com, I come up with the certificate error. I thought it might be an issue, that's why I posted it. On Nov 23, 2:07 am, Kenneth Lundström <[email protected]> wrote: > I d say that warning messing in your log is not your problem. It should > work even if you get those warnings. At least for me it does. > > Your are receiving that warning because your certifcate is for domain > pypy.domain.com but in your configuration your are talking about an > ip-address. > > What kind of a problems do you have? > > Kenneth > > > I ran into a problem with setting up SSL too which turned out to be > > caused by an ssl.conf file that was overriding the web2py.conf > > settings. I had similar messages in error.log, but as the [warn] > > indicates, they do not seem to be fatal errors. The errors I found > > were more like File does not exist. >
