Jacob S. wrote:
Sorry, I do realize that apache-ssl doesn't secure information by
default, but requiring basic authentication over ssl using a .htaccess
does, and that is the reason I was asking.
Is there really any reason for the apache and apache-ssl packages to
default to using the same serv
On Tue, 17 Dec 2002 15:07:48 -0500 (EST)
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I'm somewhat confused about the configuration of apache and
> > apache-ssl. I noticed that by default they both share the same
> > document root, server root, and run under the same system user. I
> > read about the different
> I'm somewhat confused about the configuration of apache and apache-ssl.
> I noticed that by default they both share the same document root,
> server root, and run under the same system user. I read about the
> different methods of authentication on the apache site, as well as
> .htaccess files, b
heya,
by default they share the same root, and provide exactly the same
access (except that apache-ssl does so over an ssl-based tunnel)
if you want to have them provide access to different stuff, you should
set them up with different document roots, and symlink over all the
commonly shared stuff
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