> sarta53 wrote:
> >
> > there is no /etc/httpsd directory, and there is no https.conf anywhere on
> > my
> system.
> Look in the /etc/apache directory for sub-directories.
> In one of those, there is certainly a file that contains a line like
> Listen 443
>
> That file is probably "Include"-
sarta53 wrote:
there is no /etc/httpsd directory, and there is no https.conf anywhere on my system.
Look in the /etc/apache directory for sub-directories.
In one of those, there is certainly a file that contains a line like
Listen 443
That file is probably "Include"-d in your main httpd.con
> sarta53 wrote:
> > How do I prevent apache from binding to port 443? I want incoming port 443
> available for ssh logins and HTTPS support is not needed so only want apache
> to
> bind to port 80
> >
> > My /etc/apache/httpd.conf has port 80, but no mention of 443 anywhere, yet
> netstat rev
sarta53 wrote:
> How do I prevent apache from binding to port 443? I want incoming port 443
> available for ssh logins and HTTPS support is not needed so only want apache
> to bind to port 80
>
> My /etc/apache/httpd.conf has port 80, but no mention of 443 anywhere, yet
> netstat reveals it bin
How do I prevent apache from binding to port 443? I want incoming port 443
available for ssh logins and HTTPS support is not needed so only want apache to
bind to port 80
My /etc/apache/httpd.conf has port 80, but no mention of 443 anywhere, yet
netstat reveals it binding to port 443.
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