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An ISP I know is running two Apache daemons. One for port 80 and the
https daemon for port 443.  I'm sure this would work for me. Is this how
it's supposed to be done?

I'm running freebsd/mod-ssl on an Intel system.

Thanks.

Stephen

Quote:>My problem has been with getting http and https running at the same
>time.  I thought that installing :80 and :443 for each virtual host
>would do it. But it isn't working.

Good luck,
scsprong

Quote:> My problem has been with getting http and https running at the same
> time.  I thought that installing :80 and :443 for each virtual host
> would do it. But it isn't working.

This very same setup is working fine for me (where both servers are
fairly idle and used only for some private access, with the SSL setup
allowing a secure access to an email CGI).

I've got something like

...
Listen 80
Listen 443
...
DocumentRoot /usr/local/www/data
SSLDisable
...
<VirtualHost *:443>
SSLRequireSSL
SSLEnable
DocumentRoot /usr/local/www/sdata
</VirtualHost>
...

in httpsd.conf.  Note that you do want to disable SSL in the normal
server directories :), so only the port 443 virtual server will
require SSL.

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cheers, J"org

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