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azov

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I have a question about SSL setup on my Linux VPS.

I noticed that in the Apache configuration file (the default httpd.conf) there's only "Listen 80" directive, no "Listen 443". Also there's no mod_ssl loaded. However, I can do <VirtualHost *:443> and accessing them over https works (well, almost works - otherwise I wouldn't be bothering to ask ;)

So, how does this happen? Is there a proxy somewhere?
 
What do you see in the output of this command:

grep Listen /path/to/apache/conf/httpd.conf

Regards,
Paul
 
KnownHost-P said:
What do you see in the output of this command:
grep Listen /path/to/apache/conf/httpd.conf
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# Listen: Allows you to bind Apache to specific IP addresses and/or
# Change this to Listen on specific IP addresses as shown below to
#Listen 12.34.56.78:80
Listen 80
 
I suppose you've already tried putting the necessary directives back in there, so what specifically isn't working for you?
 
khiltd said:
I suppose you've already tried putting the necessary directives back in there, so what specifically isn't working for you?
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I never had these directives in there. SSL is working. The problem is - I don't understand why it's working when Apache is not configured to use it.

PS. Well, the specific problem I have is with copy/move commands in Subversion + mod_dav working over SSL. There's a known issue with this setup when there's an SSL proxy, but I don't know whether there is one. I mean, I sure did not install one myself.
 
Well do you have any "Include" statements in there? OS X's default Apache config does a

Code: 
Include /private/etc/httpd/users/*.conf

which gives every local user their own config file which can supplement and override the primary httpd.conf.
 
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