At 03:26 PM 06/23/2000 -0400, "Williams, Andre (Exchange)"
<anwilliams@bear.com> wrote:
[re-organized and extra stuff snipped ]
>From: Alexandre Pechtchanski [mailto:alex@rockefeller.edu]
>Sent: Friday, June 23, 2000 3:12 PM
>
>At 03:08 PM 06/23/2000 -0400, "Williams, Andre (Exchange)"
><anwilliams@bear.com> wrote:
> >I appreciate the help gentlemen. I was successful.
> >
> >How can I support both SSL and Non-SSL with the same apache
> >installation?
> >When I installed 1.3.12 and apache1.3.12+patch, the executable
> >was httpsdctl. Is it safe to assume that I need to install a
^^^^^^^^^ ?? This is not an executable, this is a shell
script used to start httpsd executable.
> >non-ssl version in a separate directory in order to support both
> >ssl and non-ssl on the same server?
>
>No - all you need is to have
>Listen 80
>in the appropriate place of your httpd.conf, and any request for
>http:// will be served as usual.
>
>I am sorry I am such a newbie with apache and Unix. Your comment
>makes sense; however, I do not have a httpd.conf and I do not have
>the appropriate executable (apachectl) to parse the httpd.conf file
>so what is the catch?
If you look under $(PREFIX)/conf, you will see httpd.conf, the file
that is used by apache (and apache-SSL) to set up itself. You may
have httpsd.conf there; then you must have used
<path>/httpsd -f <path_to_conf>/httpsd.conf
to start apache-SSL. This is plain text file; use any text editor to
modify it. You should do so anyway as there are some places there
where you should enter _your_ data (e.g., SSLCertificateFile etc.)
After you modified the configuration file, you need to restart
apache[-SSL].
Alexandre Pechtchanski, Systems Manager, RUH, NY