native windows.and firewall is well setup as it works now.see previous message.Lance Nehring <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: What version of Apache? Is it native windows or cygwin?It'll need to run a as privileged user to open TCP 443. Also the firewall must be off, or be configured to allow TCP 443 to
Dear Maileen,
> It's now more than 14 hours that i'm trying to make my
apache server
> works with SSL.
>
> I have the following error (see the attached screenshot).
>
> I used a port scanner to check i
It is more likely that you are wrong, and that Apache is not wrong, even
in windows.
Can you do "telnet {yourhost} 443" and see if you get a connection?
Review your Apache configuration files -- did you set up a duplicate
server on port 443?
/r$
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What version of Apache? Is it native windows or cygwin?
It'll need to run a as privileged user to open TCP 443. Also the
firewall must be off, or be configured to allow TCP 443 to be opened by
the Apache process.
P.M wrote:
Thanks Lance, but i already control if no other application use this
Thanks Lance, but i already control if no other application use this port via TCPview and Active ports.and 443 is not used :-(and yes, i'm on Windows XP.Do you have another idea ?MaileenLance Nehring <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Looks like you're on windows. Are you sure that IIS is turned off? w
Looks like you're on windows. Are you sure that IIS is turned off?
www.sysinternals.com will have tools to determine what process is
holding TCP/443 open.
P.M wrote:
Hi,
I'm desesperated !
It's now more than 14 hours that i'm trying to make my apache server
works with SSL.
I have the foll
