Re: Metuxmpm test failed
"Dmitry P. Schegolev" <[email protected]> Mon, 6 Oct 2003 12:22:07 +0400
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.apache.metuxmpm |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
- [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------------------- > Another conceptual problem we didnt really solve yet: is it possible to > use different certs on an ssl connection at all ? In other words: > is it ever possible having multiple vhosts with different certs sitting > on the same port ? Its not a question of apache or metuxmpm, its a question > of ssl (I didnt have the time yet to find it out) As I know it's possible to configure apache to use different certificates on different vhosts, but it must be a separate apache instance, listen only https socket. I found explanation, why it's so, but I don't remember url where it explained :) Many ISPs run two apache instances: first listen port 80, second - port 443. They both have absolutly different apache configuration directories and different document root folders. Typical example: /etc/apache-www/ /etc/apache-ssl/ /www/www.server.com/www/htdocs/ /www/www.server.com/www/cgi-bin/ /www/www.server.com/ssl/htdocs/ /www/www.server.com/ssl/cgi-bin/