Re: Re:

Thanks Cliff; will check it further Wednesday (the server needs to be  
up &
running tomorrow). Thanks for pointing out the udp in the fuser command
(embarrassed grin). I checked tcp just now, nothing listening, but of  
course
that may not be the state when I'm trying to run SSL/apache. The  
other issues -
key info and SSL On - are kind of strange. I'm almost certain I had  
them right in
the fedora httpd configuration gui. Will check again and confirm. If  
it turns out
to be a configuration gui problem, I guess it takes the issue out of  
modssl-users, and
it should go to fedoraforum or similar,
     Thanks and Best WIshes
     Bob

On 26/09/2005, at 21:22, Cliff Woolley wrote:

> It really does sound like there's something else listening on port  
> 443:
>
>
>> "Starting httpd: (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not
>> bind to address <my IP address>:443
>> no listening sockets available, shutting down"
>>
>
> That's usually what this message means.  You said:
>
>
>> Oh, and there isn't anything else listening to port 443:
>> /sbin/fuser -4 -n udp 443
>> gives a null result.
>>
>
> ... except that it's tcp, not udp, that we care about here.
>
> As for your httpd.conf, it looks sort of close, although the
> "<VirtualHost <my ip address>:443>" block needs to have the SSL
> certificate and key configuration directives as well as some other
> stuff (see the example httpd.conf that comes with mod_ssl), and the
> "<VirtualHost *:80>" block should NOT contain "SSLEngine on".
>
> Hope this helps,
> --Cliff
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