on 06/06/2006 13:50 Marcos R. Cardoso said the following:
Boyle Owen escreveu:
There is no problem for a single instance of apache to have any
number of name-based HTTP VHs on port 80 *and* exactly one HTTPS VH
on port 443. What you can't have is name-based HTTPS VHs.
Regarding the original post:
But if I use the NameVirtualHost directive (like
"NameVirtualHost myDomain" or "NameVirtualHost myDomain:443"),
Apache keep on not starting and the Events List gives me the
message that "It's usually allowed socket address only once"
Trying to use name-based VHs with HTTPS flags a warning.
But the interesting part is that, even not using a virtual host,
Apache starts normally and I can use https connection using the
certificates that I generated temporarily, eve if it's not
specified in the http.conf. I don't know if my Web Server is
working in a proper way, so I would like some help on it.
It's not too clear what's happening (maybe you could post the real
URLs?) but it sounds like this:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=apache-httpd-users&m=113639225506340&w=2
Rgds,
Owen Boyle
Disclaimer: Any disclaimer attached to this message may be ignored.
Let's clarify what's happening: all that I'm trying is only to set the
Web Server to work with SSL. And, as far as the documentation is
concerned, it's necessary to configure a VirtualHost to listen on Port
443, so you can establish a secure connection. But using the
VirtualHost directive, Apache can't start and the following error
message is given:
[warn] VirtualHost www.myDomain:443 overlaps with VirtualHost
www.myDomain:443, the first has precedence, perhaps you need a
NameVirtualHost directive
But I only use the VirtualHost directive once! At least in the
http.conf it's made once, is there somewhere else where the
VirtualHost is defined besides the httpd.conf file?
If you're using RedHat there'll be a conf.d/ssl.conf file
Matt
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