On Sat, 2003-08-02 at 16:38, Stefano Pogliani wrote: > I am struggling in having an Apache virtual host defined to support SSL. > > I have seen, though, that in the ssl/sss.default_vhost.conf file, the > error log for the SSL connection is defined to be logs/ssl-error_log. > Actually, in the /var/log/httpd directory I can only see a ssl_error_log > file (underscore instead of dash). > This file does not contain any error that I could use to debug what I am > doing (i.e. if I use https://webmail.myname.myext). But, eah time > apachectl is restated, there are TWO lines telling me that the > certificate for > > localhost.L1HQJg does NOT match server name!? > > Ok, so, it seems that the ssl_error_log file is accessed at least at > startup. > > My system only accepts https://localhost/ and, in this case, I can > clearly see the famous certificate for localhost.L1HQJg. > > So, I am confused: > > 1. why the ssl logs are written to the "wrong file" > 2. why in this "wrong file" I always get two lines of warning at > startup ? > > Now, in addition to this, I wanted to create an SSL virtual host for a > new server, called webmail.poglianis.net. For this: > > 1. I have created a server.key and a server.crt in a new directory > for a server named webmail.poglianis.net > I have "duplicated" the _default_:443 vhost directives (in > ssl.default_vhost.conf) for my server 192.168.0.2:443 with > ServerName=webmail.poglianis.net (I changed the location of crt > and key files) > > 2. Now, any time I type https://webmail.poglianis.net, I get a box > telling me that the "connection with webmail.poglianis.net has > terminated unexpectedly. Some data may have been transferred". But > actually I do not see my web page. > > 3. And, in the standard "error_log" file (NOT the ssl_error_log NOR > the unexistent ssl-error_log) I see the line "Invalid method in > request g^A^C"> > > 4. In the standared "access_log" file (again, NOT the ssl_access_log > NOR the expected ssl-access_log) I see the line: > scarlet.poglianis.net - - [01/Aug/2003:18:35:34 +0200] > "\x80g\x01\x03" 501 408 "-" "-" > > Could someone pls help me in understanding what I am doing wrong? > > Thanks a lot in advance. Best regards > /stefano
Stefano: You can only have one virtual host serving SSL requests. Adolfo
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