> - Should the file not be simply called 'ssl.conf' Can be changed.
> instead of 'httpd-ssl.conf' Named "httpd-ssl.conf" just to be consistent with the Apache conf naming convention. > - Instead of line like > > #ServerName 127.0.0.1:443 in 'httpd-ssl.conf' , > > , it is better to simply comment it so that it looks like > > <VirtualHost _default:443> > #ServerName > </VirtualHost> > > > This would allow customers to not edit the ServerName field in multiple places But I think it is common to define ServerName inside a VirtualHost. Why should it be commented ? > > - The default httpd-ssl.conf does not enable SSLRandomSeed. Don't you need to > enable this to reflect Solaris specific value. This way, user doesn't have to > know this information > sslconf.sed already does it. This fix did not modify that part of the sed rule. Thanks, Seema.
