[users@httpd] Virtual hosting

[Steve Foutty <fo...@hawaii.rr.com>]

I'm taking over an operational server and I have been asked to configure the
server so the one virtual host listens on 443 while the rest listen on 80.
This can't be that difficult right? Do I need to comment out all listen
statements in the httpd.conf and add them to ssl.conf?

Thanks,
   Steve

Re: [users@httpd] Virtual hosting

["J.Greenlees" <ja...@x-mail.net>]

Quoting Steve Foutty <fo...@hawaii.rr.com>:

> I'm taking over an operational server and I have been asked to configure
> the
> server so the one virtual host listens on 443 while the rest listen on 80.
> This can't be that difficult right? Do I need to comment out all listen
> statements in the httpd.conf and add them to ssl.conf?
> 
> Thanks,
>    Steve
> 
so one server has an ssl connection only while the rest are not allowed ssl?

just alter the one server's listen to use your.ip.num.ber:443 as the default ip.
or conversely, have the site itself use https instead of http, that would send all to 
port 443 by default.

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