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From: Roberto Sanchez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, 17 December 2004 11:49 AM
You can either use apache-ssl or apache + libapache-mod-ssl.
These are two different things, but I have used both and they work. As a matter of preference, I would choose the mod-ssl route. That is primarily because then there is only one apache config to mess with. With apache and apache-ssl, there are two configs, two services, and so on.
-Roberto Sanchez
If I want HTTP and HTTPS have different host names, does this lend preference to either apache-ssl or the mod-ssl ?
If you will be hosting from the same box, it does not matter. You configure apache as to what hostnames it will answer to. You also specify for each virtual host where the root of that host resides. You can also specify a port for each host.
a.example.com:80 a.example.com:443 <- a is accessible via both http and https
I think that it can also be done via Listen directives.
b.example.com:80 <- b is accessible only via HTTP c.example.com:443 <- c is accessible only via HTTPS
HTH,
-Roberto Sanchez
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