Just received a new set of signed certs and trying to implement these on a Win2k3 x86 system with the ApacheLounge 2.2.29 1.0.1l build it won't start up, not log anything in error log. httpd -t doesn't return any issues, using the same key/cert with the openssl s_server is OK.
View 2 RepliesI'm trying to build apache through WHM, but it gets to this point:
[url]
and just stays there. I can walk away from my computer for an hour and come back and it's still at that same point in the build.
I have WHM 11.15.0 cPanel 11.18.6-R24255
FEDORA 4 i686 on standard - WHM X v3.1.0
What can I do? I don't know if apache is building.
Do you have plans for building Apache 2.4 with OpenSSL 1.0.2? One good reason for upgrading Apache to OpenSSL to 1.0.2 would be the ability to disable TLS session tickets, eq. when using PFS:
Code : SSLOpenSSLConfCmd Options -SessionTicket
Here are a few references:
[URL] ....
[URL] ....
I tried to experiment with replacing OpenSSL dlls and exe in apachein directory but that did not work, because it looks like SSLOpenSSLConfCmd configuration directive is only available when Apache is compiled against OpenSSL 1.0.2.
Do I have to reinstall or re-config firewalls (BFD, APF, etc), eAccelerator, etc after I re-built Apache?
View 9 Replies View RelatedI am receiving a cert error and the bar turns red after I continue on saying it is not a trusted site. What do I need to do to have it turn green?
View 3 Replies View Relatedyou can get really cheap ones, like $20/year, but you can also get really expensive ones, I've seen over 1k per year.
What is the difference between these? Right now I just use self signed but eventually I'll probably want to get a "real" one to suppress all the warnings. (newer browsers are bad for that, they make it look like the site is down, to a typical user).
One of my sites is currently hosted on an IIS server. It has an SSL certificate that the host has setup and they've placed a .PFX file for that certificate in my root directory.
I would like to transfer that site to my new server that runs cPanel/WHM. What is the easiest way to go about doing this? Do I require the co-operation of my previous (IIS) host to do it, or can I do it on my own? And is there a simple way to do it since I have cPanel/WHM installed?
I am trying to install my SSL certifcate from godaddy onto my godaddy dedicated server.
I already called them, and followed their instructions on re-keying and I think I did it all correctly.
After the process, four files were generated:
mydomain.com.crt
mydomain.key
mydomain.csr
gd_intermediate_bundle.crt
I noticed that the directory for my website contained a 'public_html' folder and a 'certs' folder. So, naturally, I moved them all to the 'certs' folder.
/home/myusername/certs/
The instructions then said to edit ssl.conf, which I found in /etc/httpd/conf.d/
They said to ADD these 3 vague directives:
SSLCertificateFile /pathtoyour/certificate/file
SSLCertificateKeyFile /pathtoyour/key/file
SSLCertficateChainFile /pathto/gd_intermediate_bundle/file
My ssl.conf already contained similar directives, but they pointed to what looked like server defaults. Since the instructions said to add the directives, I simply added them underneath what was already there. Not exactly sure which file is which, I guessed, here is what I added:
SSLCertificateFile /home/myusername/certs/mydomain.com.crt
SSLCertificateKeyFile /home/myusername/certs/mydomain.key
SSLCertficateChainFile /home/myusername/certs/gd_intermediate_bundle.crt
Then, the instructions said to restart Apache.
Here is where my trouble is. Apache won't restart! (This is Apache 2 by the way.)
I went to the ssl.conf file and commented out my 3 directives.
Apache successfully restarted! So, I tried adding my 3 directives back in and this time commenting out the two default directives that looked similar.
The lines were:
SSLCertificateFile /etc/httpd/conf/ssl.crt/server.crt
SSLCertificateKeyFile /etc/httpd/conf/ssl.key/server.key
I tried again, and Apache again failed to start!
I tried contacting godaddy, they escalated the issue, and I saw them poking around my server this morning. They left my Apache turned off when they logged out. So I decided it was time to put my website back up (I need this thing running, you know?) and ask for help so I can do this myself.
What did I do that is causing Apache to not start up?
While I can’t really comment on the quality of SSL cert that GoDaddy provides, I can attest to the fact that GoDaddy does provide cheap, easy to install, SSL certs. All the SSL certs that I have are provided by GoDaddy and I do plan to continue doing so unless I find out that their SSL certs aren’t comparable to other SSL certs with the same protection e.g. 128 bit encryption.
The bottom line is, if you want a cheap, fairly simple SSL choice, then you may find GoDaddy to be a solid choice.
Where can I find the cheapest wildcard SSL certificates?
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Plesk says "Information: The properties of the IP address .... were changed."
But it seems the SSL cert was not changed.
Running in mysql the following query
select d.name from domains d inner join hosting h on h.dom_id = d.id where h.certificate_id = <id of new cert>;
gives:
Empty set (0.00 sec)
I changed the cert for the IP where all my domains are so it should show the domains using that IP/cert. Running the query using the ID of the old cert lists all the domains on that IP/cert.
I am trying to put together a 1U server, and this is the first time I've had to deal with the space constraints of a rackmount server.
I am toying with a RAID 10 setup, which requires 4 drives, so I am looking at 2.5" enterprise drives so that I can fit 4 into a 1U rack. The problem is I was on newegg and don't see any cases with 2.5" bays. Are there kits that convert 3.5" bays to 2x2.5" or something of this nature? Furthermore, I see here:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16822136260
that the 2.5" drive is inside a 3.5" brick. Can this be taken out of the mount? I don't see the point in paying extra for a 2.5" drive that only fits in a 3.5" slot.
I have read that in a 4-drive array, RAID 10 outperforms RAID 5. This seems counterintuitive to me because in RAID 5 there is essentially striping across 3 drives, and then parity on the 4th, whereas in 10, you would only have striping across 2 drives. Is this just because of the calculations involved in generating the parity?
I have been trying to get it to work for 3 days now, and just not having any luck at all. When I plug it in, the PSU fan comes on, and the green light on the motherboard flashes on and off. I have made sure all the connections on it are correct (to the best of my knowledge anyways, the manuals are ****) and it will not boot up.
This leads me to believe that either something is dead, or that the RAM is incorrect. All the parts I have were suggested by cwl@apaqdigital, so I assume they all will work together, but I need some help fast. Todays the last day I can RMA them to newegg.
Heres the build -
2x Nehalem E5520 - [url]
Supermicro 1U Chassis - [url]
Supermicro Mobo - [url]
2x Kingston 6GBx3 - [url]
3x 320GB WD HDDs -[url]
this RAM isnt going to work. It was suggested, but after spending 3 days looking, thats all I can think of. It looks like this mobo only supports ECC Registered or ECC Unbuffered.
I have build PHP as CGI but now the function exec says with every command like uptime this error: [Thu Apr 16 10:28:37 2009] [error] [client xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] sh: uptime: command not found
This also happens when I do the command convert (yes Imagemagick is installed). Strange enough when I login with the permissions of the exame user I can do the commands through SSH without any problem.
I use DirectAdmin with custombuild. How can I resolve this? Am I required to build PHP to CLI to use the exec command?
I am making some business plans and having an independent datacenter is one of them. Certainly it isn't easy as leasing a space, and buy some stuff. Some of the things I have to watch out for are network activity, getting bandwidth support, power supply, get an engineering company to design the facility and a lot of stuff.
Are there any companies who handles all that? What would be the specific steps to accomplish my agenda?
when you purchase your server, do you usually purchase a branded server such as Dell, HP, IBM, etc or do go and buy each component, and build it yourself?
View 14 Replies View RelatedIs there some sort of checklist of all programs and settings that should take place when building a new web server? I am outsourcing a server build to a new consultant and I know that basics of what needs to be installed but I am sure I am missing a few things, most importantly security issues.
Does anyone have an input on this or links that I might find useful?
Here is what I know needs to be built:
Free BSD
Apache 2
PHP 5
Mysql 5
cPanel
I am wondering does anyone know of either a program/software, and/or script that will auto build a dedicated server? For example, someone purchase my product as soon as it is verified than it starts the building process and builds the server to what they asked for, partitioning, etc.?
View 6 Replies View RelatedI received a chassis from SuperMicro today. It came with a translucent thin piece of plastic (about as thin as a piece of paper). The plastic has holes cut out that are roughly the same as the holes in the mother board. What is this thing? Is it just a guide so you know where to put the mounting screws?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI might still be a bit too close to the newbie level to be trying this
but I wanted upgrade various components of my cpanel install for security issues.
So I got openssl to update to 0.9.8g and that seemed to be working correctly.
Quote:
openssl version
OpenSSL 0.9.8g 19 Oct 2007
So now I am trying to build PHP 4.4.8 like this:
Quote:
./configure --with-litespeed --with-config-file-path=../php --with-mysql=/usr --with-zlib --with-zlib-dir=.. --with-gd --with-jpeg-dir=.. --with-png-dir=.. --enable-shmop --enable-track-vars --enable-sockets --enable-sysvsem --enable-sysvshm --enable-magic-quotes --with-openssl
And it fails because of the openssl:
Quote:
Make
...
In function `zif_openssl_seal':
/php-4.4.8/ext/openssl/openssl.c:2885: undefined reference to `EVP_CIPHER_CTX_block_size'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
(I tried --with-openssl=/usr with no change)
i have plan to build a image hosting. I will build a site using script like this notinportland.com . I need some advise.
I trust i will get about 7k-10k page view everyday , may be 1k-2k unique visitor, just see image on my site, not direct link.
- Of course, i will start with shared hosting. But in future, do i need to updrage vps or server ?
- Does Image hosting make server load highly, using more resource on server?
- All images is legal and have adult content, of course sometime it will have some illegal image ( will be banned and deleted )? Can HPs will allow?
how to build web hosting business..
View 11 Replies View Relatedwe are currently in need of someone who has had experience with Data Center build-outs. We are located in Northern California so someone in that area would be great. Does anyone here have any recommendations for someone they know or have worked with?
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