Re: [Hampshire] Apache2 SSL Install/Config on Ubuntu

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Author: Graham Bleach
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To: Hampshire LUG Discussion List
Subject: Re: [Hampshire] Apache2 SSL Install/Config on Ubuntu
On 12/02/07, Richard Mace <richard.mace@???> wrote:
> > If nothing is listening then chances are you have not configured it
> > within ports.conf, so try:
>
> OK, bit of an update.
> If I put the local ip address in it works, so that's fine, it's
> obviously a bit of an issue with the redirection, however, when
> looking at the site, it is not laid out properly.
> Do I have to specify each directory that the SSL needs to work for?


I don't really know what's going wrong here, as I'm lacking some key
information, such as how many vhosts you have, which ones don't work
and what you want to achieve using SSL. My suspicion is that you are
using vhosts and these vhosts have not been configured to accept
connections on port 443.

In a vanilla apache install I'd do something like this, but maybe
there's a better way if using the standard Debian config:

Listen IP:443
<VirtualHost IP:443>

</VirtualHost>

An additional thing to consider is that you'll only be able to run one
SSL enabled vhost on each IP address.

G