> > Thank your for your response.
>
> > Unfortunately, nothing is written (at all) to the error file, nor to the
> > access_log. There is also no core file.
>
> But when you say nothing is written at all to the error log, this
indicates
> that perhaps the error log is not setup correctly.
Aha... 'Twas my own fault, it seems. I had copied over the httpd.conf
files from another server, and the ErrorLevel was set to error.
Setting this to 'info' revealed the errors, which though fatal
apparently were deemed of 'info' importance. (^-^)
Properly setting the paths to my cert files got everything to start up.
Thanks for the pointer, Ralf.
Now of course, I have to figure out why I'm getting the infamous
[error] SSL_Accept failed
[error] error:14094412:SSL routines:SSL3_READ_BYTES:sslv3 alert bad certificate
messages, even though I compiled with SSLCaching off. (T_T)
Since non-SSL ports seem to be working, perhaps this has something to do
with a bad certificate?
Tony