On June 6, 2011 19:29 , Sunil Rao <parle...@yahoo.com> wrote:
We have installed httpd-2.2.15 with mod_ssl module. However, when we view
mod_ssl.h, we do not see references to use SSL Certificate files (server.crt
and server.key). We are new to the Apache Installation process, so please help
us in understanding as to how do we incorporate the SSL Certificate access
within mod_ssl module?
mod_ssl.h is part of the source code for mod_ssl; you should not attempt
to modify it.
You configure mod_ssl by adding mod_ssl directives to your Apache HTTP
Server configuration file. This file is usually named httpd.conf. A
list of the mod_ssl configuration directives is available at
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_ssl.html
Here are some questions that might help us help you:
- What operating system or OS distribution are you running? What version?
- Are you compiling Apache HTTP Server from source, or are you using a
package built for you by someone else? If a package built for you by
someone else, what package and version?
- Will you be using a commercial SSL certificate, a self-signed SSL
certificate, or do you need to set up your own Certification Authority?
(If you don't know the differences, or how to decide, please ask.)
- Do you already have Apache HTTP Server installed and functioning
correctly for non-SSL protected (HTTP) content? If not, get this
working first before trying to get SSL protected content (HTTPS) working.
--
Mark Montague
m...@catseye.org
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