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Re: SSL sites



At 5:40 PM -0700 9/23/04, Myron Jennings wrote:
I have a server at joyfulhost.com. It is a site on Apache on port 80. Is there a way to add a second server of the same name, listening on port 443 and ssl enabled. The certificate is for www.joyfulhost.com.

You want the same site but responding with both HTTP and HTTPS, this is quite common. You will need an SSL certificate, but everything is documented in the admin guide.


To support more than one SSL virtual host you must have seperate IP addresses for each.
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-dhan

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