[nflug] ubuntu pache2

[anthonyriga]

I tried 8080 and it worked. Never had to add the port
in URL before with Fed. I am gonna try tutorial and
actually generate a ssl cert. But also come to find
out that Fesity ha a bug . Ubuntu Feisty has a bug
where the command apache2-ssl-certificate is missing.
This is a well documented bug. So I ran into that
doing one tutorial. As of now just testing the
tutorial setup on vmware so I can restart if need be..

--- Jesse Jarzynka <denisesballs at thecybersource.com>
wrote:

> 
> I do the exact same thing at my house. I run a web
> server on port 443, 
> but you aren't going to be able to hit it unless you
> put ":443" after 
> your ip address.
> 
> anthonyriga wrote:
> > I will try 8080 again. maybe I was missing
> something
> > at the time. 
> >
> > --- "Justin S. Leitgeb" <justin at phq.org> wrote:
> >
> >   
> >> SSL should work on port 443 with road runner. 
> Did
> >> you read this thread?:
> >>
> >>
> >>     
> >
>
http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-4466.html
> >   
> >> You will have to configure your certs, etc.
> >>
> >> 8080 should also work fine as long as you forward
> >> the port on your 
> >> router and use the appropriate Listen directive
> in
> >> your httpd.conf file.
> >>
> >> anthonyriga wrote:
> >>     
> >>> I was able to get Apache2 installed on Feisty
> and
> >>>       
> >> able
> >>     
> >>> to reach my site internally on port 80. Since
> its
> >>> blocked by RR I normally have used 443 in past
> >>>       
> >> with no
> >>     
> >>> problems with Fed . I am forwarding to port 443
> on
> >>> router and also have included Listen 443 in
> >>>       
> >> port.conf
> >>     
> >>> file. I tested the site internally on 443 using
> >>> firefox and get error message that says
> incorrect
> >>>       
> >> or
> >>     
> >>> unexpected message: Error code -12263. Few gogle
> >>>       
> >> posts
> >>     
> >>> suggest SSL error somewhere. i am not using at
> >>>       
> >> certs
> >>     
> >>> or anything and have same setup using Fed 5.
> Looks
> >>> like apache2 seems to be more a module setup.
> >>> Suggestions? Is there a way to not use port 443 
> >>>       
> >> https
> >>     
> >>> and go through another port? I tried 8080 with
> no
> >>> luck.. 
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>        
> >>>
> >>>       
> >
>
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