Ah yes, I forget to mention the odd Incorrect or unexpected message: -12263 ... that pops up the first time I open a browser to view the site when I have the :444 in the VirtualHost directive and in the RewriteRule. More fun. patrick --- patrick sullivan <paddie@rocketmail.com> wrote:
Add the port number to the VirtalHost declaration:
<VirtualHost 10.0.0.174:443>
And make sure your RewriteRule specifies 443 instead of 80.
Have tried both of these, including specifying https, for example here:
....https://localhost:8080/VirtualHostBase...
and here:
....HostBase/https/mems.zyvex.com:443/VirtualH...
This only causes the browser to sit and spin in place, constantly "Loading site ...". Soooo, I am still befuddled.
Any more suggestions?
Patrick
On Thu, 2003-04-10 at 20:15, patrick sullivan wrote:
Howdy:
I am trying to get zope/cmf/plone to run behind apache/ssl. Ultimately, users will login via PAM to the intranet and access the site over https.
Got apache and mod_ssl to work. Got apache and zope and rewrite and vhm to work. Can not get the whole shebang together to work happily.
Right now i can go to:
and apache forwards the request to:
http://my.site.com:8080/myzopesite
and everything is good. Can go to:
and brings up the default apache page on port 443. I have tried quite a few differnet versions of this in the httpd.conf. Here is current (all of the SSL stuff is elsewhere in httpd.conf, is this a problem?)
<VirtualHost 10.0.0.174> ServerName mems.zyvex.com RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^/(.*)
[P,L] </VirtualHost>
I have run out of place to bang my head on, some suggestions would be nice.
Thanks,
patrick
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