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16 years ago
bloody velvet
Read the second page in this thread, we've discussed different ways to setup redirecting there. If you have additional questions beyond that, let me know and I'll see if I can answer them.
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16 years ago
bloody velvet
I don't think so, I haven't done extensive testing with SSL, so I can't sy for sure. The only downside (or upside depending on your intended results) I can see in this way is that anything you access above that folder redirects to the root of https. It seems to work fine if you're already on https, though, so that seems ok. On the logging side, you'll have 403 errors in your log as opposed to
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16 years ago
bloody velvet
You want something like: Options +FollowSymlinks RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} !^80$ RewriteRule ^.* []%{SERVER_NAME}%{REQUEST_URI} Anything that isn't port 80 (i.e. https, port 443) to rewrite to http
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16 years ago
bloody velvet
I wrote a quick and dirty HTA app to help manage SSL setup. It doesn't edit the conf files for you, I figured that was better left to the end user. There's too much I could mess up if I scripted that. This is basically a GUI to generate the KEY and CERT file, and give you a central access to the files, directories, and options involved in setting it up. Download from my site: Things it doe
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16 years ago
bloody velvet
maltec: My test setup is with the latest version, so I followed the original directions, and then made the changes I posted to make it work. You have to adjust the paths as you're reading. The paths may be different, but the files you're working with are the same. Just because an instruction says "browse to apache2\" and your install uses apache2.2.6\, it doesn't matter. Just pretend t
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16 years ago
bloody velvet
This is true, I was offering a seperate solution. I've also read that page, but if you're using the instructions from before about setting up SSL, you can just add the following: <IfModule ssl_module> SSLRandomSeed startup builtin SSLRandomSeed connect builtin Include conf/extra/httpd-ssl.conf </IfModule> add the redirect: <IfModule ssl_module> SSLRandomSeed sta
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16 years ago
bloody velvet
I think what most people are asking is: "How do I make a sub directory turn to ssl?" In this case it's not about virtual servers, it's about a .htaccess file. Assuming you have mod_rewrite on (the line in httpd.conf is: LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so and sould be uncommented so it's enabled.) Then you can place an .htaccess file in the subdirectory you want to re
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16 years ago
bloody velvet
Jin: Join us over here: Post the errors you're having so I can help troubleshoot. I'm watching that thread, so you're more likely to get help there.
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16 years ago
bloody velvet
oscarml: I haven't tried with virtual servers, so I'm not sure the details of that. Shouldn't that be: "; ? I would think that if /mysecure site exists it wold goto that normally. Maybe you need to change the configuration to disallow any access to that and only allow https? willietck : What happens? It won't startup? Is there anything in the error.log? maltec: Do you mean WampS
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16 years ago
bloody velvet
You mean something like: <?php //setup db connection $usr = "username"; $pwd = "yourpass"; $db = "yourdatabase"; $host = "localhost"; $cid = mysql_connect($host,$usr,$pwd); if (!$cid) { echo("ERROR: " . mysql_error() . "\n" } $SQL = "SELECT name, owner, species FROM pet"; $retid = mysql_db_query($db, $SQL,
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16 years ago
bloody velvet
You can see what's taking those ports via the command line. Open a command prompt and type: netstat -p tcp -a -b You're looking for :http and :https and also "LISTENING" Underneath that line it tells you the exe running, which you can then do a search for. Or, you can go over and pick up a freeware tool from sysinternals and use it to tell you what's running.
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16 years ago
bloody velvet
I'm glad you got it working. I've noticed sometimes mysql just doesn't start, or starts after it says it's ready. OR the icon doesn't change and it looks like it hasn't started when it has (the tray icon stays yellow). It tends to happen more often when you exit without stopping the services first, but I haven't been able to pin it down to anything specific. There's a different error that give
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16 years ago
bloody velvet
Was it running before? Like, did you upgrade wamp or MySQL when it had been working before? Is the MySQL error log outputting anything?
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16 years ago
bloody velvet
For those having the issue with the "SSLPassPhraseDialog builtin" line being invalid, here's how I fixed it. I followed the directions above, and also go this error at first. In the file httpd.conf, you're adding the line: Include ./conf/extra/httpd-ssl.conf I assumed at the end, after the last line in my file (wamp2) which is: Include "D:/webserve_local/wamp/alias/*&qu
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