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isaac_golding
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I'm not getting any known errors.

 

The system is setup to defaults

 

My list of apache & ssl related packages is as follows:

 

apache2 2.0.47-6mdk

apache2-common 2.0.47-6mdk

apache2-mod_cache 2.0.47-6mdk

apache2-mod_disk_cache 2.0.47-6mdk

apache2-mod_file_cache 2.0.47-6mdk

apache2-mod_limitipconn 2.0.47_0.22-1mdk

apache2-mod_mem_cache 2.0.47-6mdk

apache2-mod_php 2.0.47_4.3.2-2mdk

apache2-mod_ssl 2.0.47-6mdk

apache2-modules 2.0.47-6mdk

apache2-source 2.0.47-6mdk

libopenssl0 0.9.6i-1.2.91mdk

libopenssl0.9.7 0.9.7b-4.1.92mdk

libopenssl0.9.7-devel 0.9.7b-4.1.92mdk

openssl 0.9.7b-4.1.92mdk

perl-Net_SSLeay 1.25-1mdk

stunnel 4.04-4mdk

 

 

The problems I seem to be encountering revolve around how https requests are handled. Any request to localhost from the console by calling "links https://localhost " work just fine

 

However any call to the machine from another location fails with no apprent response at all.

 

I ran tail -f /var/log/httpd/*.log and watched for any clues that might have helps but I'm not getting anything of any use.

 

The only thing of notice is that i see the following message on the vhost log for the domain in question

 

04.119.243.26 - - [26/Oct/2003:19:02:00 +0000] "x80Lx01x03" 200 12969 "-" "-"

 

but im not sure if its related to the https settings or not.

 

 

Now then if I go and edit /etc/httpd/conf.d/41_mod_ssl.default-vhost.conf

 

and edit the default settings for the <VirtualHost _default_:443>

 

and change it to <VirtualHost mydomainname.com:443>

and the server name from ServerName default:443

to ServerName myname.com:443

https suddenly works however http requests no longer work.

 

 

I've spent 4 days now reading the apache2 configuration manual and it appears im doing all the basic stuff right. I just am missing something and at this point im about to grab a copy of apache 1.3 and just build from source and pitch the mandrake rpms to the curb....

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