I simulated your scenario and ran into the same problem.
I am not much of the Windows guy, but the issue has been attended in the below article
http://serverfault.com/questions/100590/correct-php5-dll-for-apache-2-2
With Regards
Anirudha Patil
http://axigeninfo.blogspot.com
I have tested the same by accessing two different cgi scripts and from different location itself
# cat /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf | grep ScriptAlias | egrep -v "#"
...
ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ "/var/www/cgi-bin/"
ScriptAlias /cgi-bin2/ "/var/www/WEBApp/intake/dealers/cgi-bin2/"
...
# ll...
A really nice article which might help you with the mentioned command issue
http://www.microdevsys.com/WordPress/2009/01/14/linux-enable-extended-httpd-status-reports-in-apache-through-service-fullstatus/
I have tried it and it works
With Regards
Anirudha Patil
http://axigeninfo.blogspot.com
Have you tried accessing the site from the server end on port 443 ?
#openssl s_client -connect localhost:443
And what does ssl_error_log says ?
With Regards
Anirudha Patil
http://axigeninfo.blogspot.com
Nice article which states how to export the certificate from Windows platform to Linux box
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Linux apache convert .pfx certificate files to openssl
Copy the .pfx file to the apache webserver or a linux server which has openssl...
The Apache HTTP project clearly defines the usage and explanation for virtual hosts (named and IP along with the preference)
Please refer the link
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/vhosts/examples.html
Please find my working httpd.conf for your scenario (This has been done on Linux box, so kindly make the changes in the path accordingly)
Note: kindly remove the '<>' while adding your details as mentioned below
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Listen 80
DocumentRoot...
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