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+---- Thread: Why do i always have to # out the lisen 443 to get it to work.. (/showthread.php?tid=2756)
Why do i always have to # out the lisen 443 to get it to work.. - jeremyotten - 04-08-2016
I have to do this every time when a save vhost config for SSL...
to get it to work again..
why it that..
Code:
When you get an error on starting stating that 443 is already in use
vi /etc/sentora/configs/apache/httpd-vhosts.conf
put a # before listen 443RE: Why do i always have to # out the lisen 443 to get it to work.. - Me.B - 04-08-2016
Because it's overwritten each time.
It's written by :
https://github.com/sentora/sentora-core/blob/master/modules/apache_admin/hooks/OnDaemonRun.hook.php
line 91.
Seem you are trying to use the old way to hook ssl using port redirection.
My advice and some may not agree.
Set a new httpd-vhost-ssl.conf and put there your new SSL vhosts ( take care to replicate the default http host config including suhosin). Then include
/etc/sentora/configs/apache/httpd-vhosts-ssl.conf
in main apache config file in centos /etc/httpd/apache
That how I do for my SSL websites.
RE: Why do i always have to # out the lisen 443 to get it to work.. - jeremyotten - 04-08-2016
(04-08-2016, 10:28 PM)Me.B Wrote: Because it's overwritten each time.
It's written by :
https://github.com/sentora/sentora-core/blob/master/modules/apache_admin/hooks/OnDaemonRun.hook.php
line 91.
Seem you are trying to use the old way to hook ssl using port redirection.
My advice and some may not agree.
Set a new httpd-vhost-ssl.conf and put there your new SSL vhosts ( take care to replicate the default http host config including suhosin). Then include
/etc/sentora/configs/apache/httpd-vhosts-ssl.conf
in main apache config file in centos /etc/httpd/apache
That how I do for my SSL websites.
i am looking for a solution using the gui..
RE: Why do i always have to # out the lisen 443 to get it to work.. - TGates - 04-10-2016
Module Admin > Apache Config > Override A Virtual Host > [Select Domain] > Port Override & forward port 80 to override port
RE: Why do i always have to # out the lisen 443 to get it to work.. - jeremyotten - 04-11-2016
that is what i did.. and that is also what causes the error and why i need to edit that file to get it fixed..
RE: Why do i always have to # out the lisen 443 to get it to work.. - bbspike - 04-11-2016
(04-11-2016, 05:04 AM)jeremyotten Wrote: that is what i did.. and that is also what causes the error and why i need to edit that file to get it fixed..
You probaly have the listen line somewhere else on you httpd config. Check /etc/httpd directory if there is a config file with the listen line. Comment that one out.