At 02:16 AM 10/7/99 , Mike Bartlett wrote:
>Now, I am under the impression that OpenSSL gives Apache the ability to
>use SSL and hence use certificates - if I'm wrong could someone please
>correct me. If I'm not - how then am I on the wrong mailing list?
OpenSSL give you the SSL *libraries* - to integrate with Apache you use
mod_ssl or apachessl. I have not explored the FreeBSD ports completely, ..
but in general you modify the httpsd.conf (this example assumes you have a
single secure virtual host; 2nd note - this is a 1.3.4 config file (with
separate srm.conf and access.conf) - we have not converted to 1.3.6 yet):
>#
># secure.<yours>.com
>#
><VirtualHost n.n.n.n:443>
>Port 443
>SSLEnable
>SSLCertificateKeyFile /usr/local/ssl/certs/<your>.cert.key
>SSLCertificateFile /usr/local/ssl/certs/<your>.cert.cert
>ServerAdmin webmaster@<your>.com
>ServerName secure.<your>.com
>DocumentRoot /<path>/secure/html
>ErrorLog /<path>/secure/logs/error_log
>TransferLog /<path>/secure/logs/access_log
></VirtualHost>
Lee
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