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I recently installed a new Debian server that's supposed to be a web/mail server.
One of my clients has now introduced a new request - having secure forms.
I tried installing mod-ssl by using apt-get install libapache-mod-ssl and everyhting went smoothly.
The only problem is - the server does not seem to react to https requests. I would like to add that the forms are in PHP (don't know if that makeds any difference)
I followed several howto's and I think I went through the httpd.conf file as needed.
Can anyone share his/her experience with insalling mod-ssl on an existing apache installation? can it be done? can anyone link me to a proper howto?
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