Apache config

Apache config

am 23.12.2009 02:15:07 von Chris Pat

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Hello
I have a Apache2.054 system that was working perfectly with https for month=
s.=A0 I was able to see the specific secured page, it was loading my certif=
icate file, excellent.=A0 All of a sudden, with no change in the configurat=
ion, really, it is no longer listening on 443.=A0 I have the log as recentl=
y as yesterday with it starting up and showing listening on 443 and 80.=A0 =
Now just listening on 80.=A0 I updated the drivers on the nics, both Intel =
Pro, rebooted, clicked my heels.=A0 Nothing.=A0 Has anyone had such a drast=
ic change with it still working over 80?=A0 I will change the NIC, but done=
believe the problem could be that specific.=A0 All ideas welcomed.=A0 tia.

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top" style=3D"font: inherit;">Hello
I have a Apache2.054 system that was=
working perfectly with https for months.  I was able to see the speci=
fic secured page, it was loading my certificate file, excellent.  All =
of a sudden, with no change in the configuration, really, it is no longer l=
istening on 443.  I have the log as recently as yesterday with it star=
ting up and showing listening on 443 and 80.  Now just listening on 80=
...  I updated the drivers on the nics, both Intel Pro, rebooted, clicke=
d my heels.  Nothing.  Has anyone had such a drastic change with =
it still working over 80?  I will change the NIC, but done believe the=
problem could be that specific.  All ideas welcomed.  tia.
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Re: Apache config

am 23.12.2009 05:23:58 von Devraj Mukherjee

Provide us some more information please.

- What OS are you using?
- If Linux can you do something like a netstat --listen and see if 443
is being used.
- Change in firewall configuration

On Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 12:15 PM, cpanon wrote:
>
> Hello
> I have a Apache2.054 system that was working perfectly with https for mon=
ths.=A0 I was able to see the specific secured page, it was loading my cert=
ificate file, excellent.=A0 All of a sudden, with no change in the configur=
ation, really, it is no longer listening on 443.=A0 I have the log as recen=
tly as yesterday with it starting up and showing listening on 443 and 80.=
=A0 Now just listening on 80..=A0 I updated the drivers on the nics, both I=
ntel Pro, rebooted, clicked my heels.=A0 Nothing.=A0 Has anyone had such a =
drastic change with it still working over 80?=A0 I will change the NIC, but=
done believe the problem could be that specific.=A0 All ideas welcomed.=A0=
tia.



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Re: Apache config

am 23.12.2009 05:37:03 von Vincent Jong

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if you've restarted apache recently, apache 2.0.54 requires the use of
startssl to start up apache.

ie. [ /foo ]# apachectl startssl

On Tue, Dec 22, 2009 at 8:23 PM, Devraj Mukherjee wrote:

> Provide us some more information please.
>
> - What OS are you using?
> - If Linux can you do something like a netstat --listen and see if 443
> is being used.
> - Change in firewall configuration
>
> On Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 12:15 PM, cpanon wrote:
> >
> > Hello
> > I have a Apache2.054 system that was working perfectly with https for
> months. I was able to see the specific secured page, it was loading my
> certificate file, excellent. All of a sudden, with no change in the
> configuration, really, it is no longer listening on 443. I have the log as
> recently as yesterday with it starting up and showing listening on 443 and
> 80. Now just listening on 80.. I updated the drivers on the nics, both
> Intel Pro, rebooted, clicked my heels. Nothing. Has anyone had such a
> drastic change with it still working over 80? I will change the NIC, but
> done believe the problem could be that specific. All ideas welcomed. tia.
>
>
>
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if you've restarted apache recently, apache 2.0.54 requires the us=
e of startssl to start up apache.

ie. [ /foo ]=
# apachectl startssl

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09 at 8:23 PM, Devraj Mukherjee < raj@gmail.com">devraj@gmail.com> wrote:

x #ccc solid;padding-left:1ex;">Provide us some more information please. >


- What OS are you using?

- If Linux can you do something like a netstat --listen and see if 443

is being used.

- Change in firewall configuration



On Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 12:15 PM, cpanon < ..com">cpanon@yahoo.com> wrote:

>

> Hello

> I have a Apache2.054 system that was working perfectly with https for =
months.=A0 I was able to see the specific secured page, it was loading my c=
ertificate file, excellent.=A0 All of a sudden, with no change in the confi=
guration, really, it is no longer listening on 443.=A0 I have the log as re=
cently as yesterday with it starting up and showing listening on 443 and 80=
..=A0 Now just listening on 80..=A0 I updated the drivers on the nics, both =
Intel Pro, rebooted, clicked my heels.=A0 Nothing.=A0 Has anyone had such a=
drastic change with it still working over 80?=A0 I will change the NIC, bu=
t done believe the problem could be that specific.=A0 All ideas welcomed.=
=A0 tia.








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