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Enabling SSL on 1 virtual host makes all my other vhosts return blank!
Sorry to double post, but I have now updated using an unprotected Key. Apache loads fine, and the vhosts all work. The only problem being that https://dev.domain3.com doesn't go anywhere (DNS error) and http://dev.domain3.com:443 goes to the right page, just with no SSL encryption. The...- FozzyFoz
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- Forum: Linux (server)
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Enabling SSL on 1 virtual host makes all my other vhosts return blank!
Hi, I added your code, but had to get rid of <IfDefine SSL> because otherwise the vhost didn't appear. I was using the default keys that came in my ssl directory and, although the server listened on port 443 and redirected to the right place, it wasn't SSL. I then changed the code to use my...- FozzyFoz
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- Forum: Linux (server)
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Enabling SSL on 1 virtual host makes all my other vhosts return blank!
No I don't What would be the normal procedure for letting one vhost accept SSL connections (i.e. on https://)? There must be something I've done wrong! Thanks for your help.- FozzyFoz
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- Forum: Linux (server)
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Enabling SSL on 1 virtual host makes all my other vhosts return blank!
Nope!- FozzyFoz
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- Forum: Linux (server)
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Enabling SSL on 1 virtual host makes all my other vhosts return blank!
Hi, I have a server on an IP address, say 1.2.3.4 - I have the following in httpd.conf: NameVirtualHost 1.2.3.4:80 <VirtualHost 1.2.3.4:80> DocumentRoot /var/www/www.domain1.org/html ServerName www.domain1.org </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost 1.2.3.4:80> DocumentRoot...- FozzyFoz
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- Forum: Linux (server)
